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Votes at a glance: Cascade City Council, July 13, 2026

Cascade City Council · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The Cascade City Council approved multiple routine resolutions (emergency response payment, remediation grant final payment, social service agreements, a facade grant) and voted to table a drainage resolution for further review; the meeting closed into a brief closed session.

At its July 13 meeting the Cascade City Council approved several routine resolutions and took one notable procedural action to table a drainage contract while seeking more information from stakeholders.

What passed

- Resolution 63‑26: Approved payment to the joint county emergency response team for fiscal year 2027. Vote: unanimous roll call "Aye."

- Resolution 61‑26: Approved the final payment ($40,000) to 3 B Properties LLC from the Community Catalyst Remediation Grant program after staff confirmed the property improvements are complete. Vote: unanimous roll call "Aye."

- Resolution 62‑26: Approved FY27 social service agreements with 11 nonprofit organizations receiving public funds. Vote: unanimous roll call "Aye."

- Resolution 65‑26: Authorized a facade grant of $11,212.08 to McAllister Real Estate (244 1st Avenue West). Vote: unanimous roll call "Aye."

What was delayed

- Resolution 64‑26 (Kleisner Construction quote for Thomas & DeLong Street drainage): The council tabled the item to allow property owners, engineers and council members to meet and review prior plans and alternative solutions before a vote. Motion to table carried.

Other procedural actions

- The council approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda and later moved into closed session by roll call vote.

The meeting packet contained additional items including consent minutes, committees' minutes and staff reports; staff also briefed the council on public‑works projects and arranged follow‑up reporting on water‑quality (nitrate) testing.