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Council previews mosquito-control ballot language; final approval to return next meeting
Summary
City Manager Ellen Glass described draft renewal language for a mosquito-control ballot measure and told Council staff will return with final wording for approval at the next meeting.
City Manager Ellen Glass introduced proposed renewal language for a mosquito-control ballot question (Resolution No. 11-26) and told the Council the item will return for formal approval at the next meeting. No substantive policy decisions were made at the July 13 meeting; staff flagged the item for further review and final drafting.
Councilors were given the opportunity to ask clarifying questions about the renewal language; Glass said staff would prepare a final resolution and ballot language for the Council's next agenda packet so members can review and vote.
What happens next: The Council will consider a final resolution and ballot language at a subsequent meeting; staff will provide the finalized language in the meeting packet.
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