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Valley council adopts multiple resolutions on personnel, fees, bonds and fireworks
Summary
Council unanimously passed Resolutions 2026-05 through 2026-07 and 2026-09–10, covering training reimbursements for departing employees, fees for cutting into paving, early repayment of Valhaven nursing-home bonds, leasing‑corporation board changes and two fireworks sale permits.
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The Valley City Council on Feb. 10 adopted a set of resolutions addressing personnel policy, public-works fees, debt management and special-event permits. Among them: Resolution No. 2026-05 requires employees to reimburse the city for training-related costs upon separation; Resolution No. 2026-06 establishes fees for cutting into paving, curb or sidewalk; and Resolution No. 2026-07 authorizes paying the City's Valhaven Nursing Home bonds in full before maturity.
The council also adopted Resolution No. 2026-08 related to resignation and removal of a member of the City of Valley Leasing Corporation board and then appointed City Attorney Matt Munderloh to that board. The council approved a fireworks-sale application from American Legion Post 58/Legion Baseball (Resolution 2026-09) and a fireworks-sale application from the Valley Days Foundation (Resolution 2026-10); all votes were unanimous.
