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Council approvals: ordinances, resolutions and contracts at a glance

North Liberty City Council · January 28, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 27 meeting the council approved multiple ordinance considerations and resolutions, including first consideration of an animal control ordinance, multiple zoning actions, a fund‑balance policy, FY25 fund allocations, a contract award for Fervorine/Jasper improvements, mowing assessments, and a right‑of‑way vacation.

The North Liberty City Council approved a series of motions and resolutions during its Jan. 27 meeting. Key outcomes included:

- First consideration of Ordinance 2026‑02 (animal control code reorganization) — motion carried 5–0. - Resolution amending the comprehensive plan future land use map for the Evergreen area and first consideration of related rezoning (motion carried 5–0). - First consideration of Ordinance 2026‑04 (zoning code amendments to definitions and use standards) — motion carried 5–0. - Resolution 2026‑08 approving a general fund reserve policy increasing the ceiling to 35% — motion carried 5–0. - Resolution 2026‑09 approving allocation of FY25 general fund excess (including $50,000 for Quail Ridge parking/sidewalks and splash pad funding) — motion carried 5–0. - Resolution 2026‑10 accepting low bid and authorizing contract for the Fervorine Road and Jasper Avenue Improvements Project (council asked staff to vet the low bidder) — motion carried 5–0. - Resolution 2026‑11 assessing mowing amounts to property taxes — motion carried 5–0. - Second consideration and approval of Ordinance 2026‑01 vacating portions of Front and Dubuque Street right‑of‑way — motion carried 5–0.

The meeting record shows recorded roll‑call votes for each action. Staff will bring follow‑up items such as final ordinance readings, contract documents, and the March LOST public hearing materials for council consideration.