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Hines council agenda Feb. 24 lists votes on logo, mural, playground surfacing and CIP grant application
Summary
The Hines Common Council agenda for Feb. 24, 2026 includes votes on a proposed city logo, a "You are welcome in Hines" mural, a Gametime Phase II poured-in-place playground surfacing quote, Resolution 2392 (CIP grant application) and routine financial and administrative items; public comment periods are scheduled.
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The Hines Common Council meeting agenda for Feb. 24, 2026 lists several items the council will consider, including a vote on a proposed new city logo, a vote on a public mural titled "You are welcome in Hines," consideration of a Gametime Phase II poured-in-place (PIP) surfacing quote for playground work, and a vote on Resolution 2392, a capital improvement project (CIP) grant application.
The agenda opens at 6:30 p.m. with a flag salute and includes routine business: approval of the meeting agenda, approval of prior meeting minutes for Feb. 10, 2025 (to be reviewed by City Administrator Roxane Worley), review and approval of accounts payable, and department head reports. Two public-comment periods — one for non-agenda items and a later open comment slot — are included and note that speaking time may be limited.
Under council business, Councilor Kim Valentine is listed to present an LEPC meeting review. The agenda specifies votes on a new city logo, the "You are welcome in Hines" mural, the Gametime Phase II PIP surfacing quote, Resolution 2392 (CIP grant application), and the chamber annual membership. The agenda lists these items for consideration and vote; the document does not record the results of any vote.
The agenda includes an accessibility notice citing Oregon Revised Statutes 192.630 and states the City of Hines will make a good-faith effort to provide accommodations (for example, a sign language or foreign-language interpreter) with at least 48 hours' advance notice; it also states the meeting room is physically accessible. The agenda is dated Feb. 24, 2026 and is signed by City Administrator Roxane Worley.
No motions, vote tallies, direct testimony or remarks are recorded in the provided transcript text; the agenda lists items the council intends to consider. Outcomes of the listed votes (approval/defeat) are not specified in the document.
