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City Council Meeting 7.7.2026

Published: Jul 7, 2026

Meeting

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

New Customer Connect Center Contract Approved for $6.2 Million

The council approved the first reading of an ordinance authorizing a contract with Septagon for the construction of a new customer connect center, which will house the broadband and IT group. Septagon provided the lowest bid meeting specifications at a guaranteed maximum price of $6.2 million, which includes a $250,000 contingency. The budget for this project was $6.3 million. Beerman Heating and Cooling will handle the plumbing, while Home Heating and Cooling was awarded the HVAC bid.

Other

City Council Approves Agenda and Work Session/Regular Session Minutes

The council approved the agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting. The agenda approval was moved and seconded, with all members voting in favor. The minutes approval also proceeded with a motion, second, and affirmative votes.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Resident Highlights Severe Neglect and Fire Hazard at Ridgerest Drive Property

A resident, Da Ferris, presented concerns about the condition of the Ridgerest Drive property, showing updated pictures of debris, decaying wood, and a tree growing from the house. She stated the property owner's maintenance individual, Jerry Bubbleitz, is only doing the minimum to appease the city. Ferris emphasized the property's fire hazard and the need for improvement, noting that while other ugly properties exist, they all need addressing.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

Ridgerest Drive Property Meets Criteria for Condemnation Due to Hazards and Neglect

Mike reported on the Ridgerest Drive property, noting that the fire marshal has the authority to condemn structures posing a significant public threat. Criteria for condemnation include lack of basic utilities, exposed hazardous wiring, significant fire or structural damage, or repeated unauthorized access. He stated the property meets these criteria due to flammable items inside, structural damage, and documented incidents of squatters and arrests.

Other

Council Approves June 16, 2026 Meeting Minutes

The council approved the work session and regular session minutes from June 16, 2026. A motion to approve was made and seconded, followed by a unanimous affirmation of favor.

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