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Council approved a retaining wall, nuisance cleanup, a fire station design contract, a Greenway pavilion bid, and surplus property sales. A new fiber optic franchise with Lumos and a sweeping encampment ordinance were delayed due to failing unanimous consent. Other approvals included new streetlights, two-hour parking in Edgewood, and a corrected appropriation for the Exceptional Foundation, before passing the 2025–26 budget with raises, bonuses, and capital projects. The meeting closed with moving tributes to outgoing councilors Andrew Woolverton, Jody Brandt, Carlos Aleman, and Andy Gwaltney, recognizing their years of service, leadership, and contributions across West Homewood, finance, public safety, and city development. Agenda: https://bit.ly/4nt7n1m Meeting schedules & archives: https://bit.ly/3bvufcT Details & more news: https://bit.ly/3RjYw3d ------Content of this video----------------------- 00:00:00 Meeting Called to Order 00:00:00 Proclamation: Hispanic Heritage Month 00:04:00 Proclamation: Gynecologic Cancer Awareness 00:09:00 John Breslin Community Service Award 00:19:00 Retaining Wall Request 00:20:00 Nuisance Property at Hanover Road 00:22:00 Contract Amendment with Kimley-Horn 00:23:00 Budget Amendments 00:23:00 Fire Station 2 Contract 00:24:00 I-65 DDI Agreement with Jefferson County 00:25:00 Shades Creek Trailhead Pavilion Bid Date 00:25:00 Lumos Fiber Franchise Discussion 00:37:00 Fleet and Traffic Surplus Items 00:39:00 Streetlights on South Lakeshore 00:40:00 Mimecast Email Security Contract 00:41:00 Encampment Ordinance Discussion 01:13:00 Budget Adoption for 2025–26 01:22:00 Edgewood Two-Hour Parking Limit 01:31:00 Exceptional Foundation Appropriation 01:33:00 Announcements and Events 02:08:00 Closing Comments and Adjournment
