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Votes at a glance: Cascade council approves moratorium, multiple reappointments and routine transfers
Summary
At its June 22, 2026 meeting, the Cascade City Council approved a 12‑month moratorium on data‑center construction (Res. 57‑26) and passed a slate of routine resolutions, reappointments and fund transfers; a chip‑and‑seal contract was authorized with one abstention.
The Cascade City Council approved a series of routine administrative actions on June 22, 2026 alongside the 12‑month moratorium on data centers:
- Resolution 57‑26 (data‑center moratorium): Adopted. Motion by Delaney; second by Hush; recorded roll call vote: Delaney, Gail, Hush, Weber and Raker recorded in the affirmative. Effective June 22, 2026; set to expire June 22, 2027 unless rescinded earlier.
- Resolution 54‑26 (library board): Reappointed Jacob Brindle to a three‑year term. Motion by Gail; seconded and approved by roll call.
- Resolution 55‑26 (board of adjustment): Reappointed Linda Huffman to a five‑year term. Motion by Raker; seconded and approved by roll call.
- Resolution 56‑26 (board of adjustment): Reappointed Phil Couter to a five‑year term. Motion by Gail; seconded and approved by roll call.
- Resolution 42‑26: Approved hiring of a temporary summer library employee.
- Resolution 43‑26 and 44‑26: Approved annual incremental property‑tax rebate disbursements for Callahan Construction (Riverbend Retirement Community) and a list of local businesses (Premium Plant Services; Cheryl's Flower Garden Coffee Shop; AHO Eco Holdings LLC; Centro Inc.; Main Street Investments LLC; Cascade Storage Facility LLC; Beck Construction Inc.; Roso Properties LLC; NJ Callahan LLC; R&D Vasi LLC). Motions carried on roll call.
- Resolution 58‑26 (chip and seal): Authorized Prairie Road Builders for chip and seal services; Council discussed addressing dips with cold mix prior to sealing. Weber was recorded as abstaining; other members voted in favor.
- Resolution 59‑26 and 60‑26: Approved transfers from the absentennial fund and the TIF fund to the general fund; motions carried on roll call.
Several items were discussed briefly in public comment beforehand, including tobacco‑license renewals and routine committee minutes included on the consent agenda, which the council approved.
