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Council Meeting Outcomes June 4th
Council Meeting Outcomes June 4th
Councilor Slattery read the Flag Day Proclamation into the record. For more information click here.
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Council approved a Liquor License for Bayberry Enterprises, Inc. For more information click here.
Council approved a Liquor License for Dosanjh Holding LLC. For more information click here.
Council approved a contract for electric improvements on Mountain Avenue. For more information click here.
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1. First Reading of an Ordinance replacing Chapter VI (Housing Element), and amending Chapter XIII (Policies & Implementation) of the Ashland Municipal Comprehensive Plan.
Council approved the first reading of the Ordinance and to move the Ordinance to second reading. For more information click here.
2. Biennial Budget 2019-2021
Council approved a Resolution to Adopt the 2019-21 Biennial Budget and Marking Appropriations. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution Levying Taxes for the Period of July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020, such Taxes in the Levy rate of $4.2865/$1000 Assessed Value Upon All the Real and Personal Property Subject to Assessment and Levy Within the Corporate Limits of the City of Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution Certifying City Provides Sufficient Municipal Services to Qualify for State Subventions. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution Declaring the City’s Election to Receive State Revenues. For more information click here.
Council approved that the City create an Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate revenue options specifically related to sustainability and resilience in the City of Ashland.
Council approved that the City create an Ad-Hoc Committee to look at the cost side of things to help the City be financially sustainable and to help the Community be resilient.
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Council approved a contract for professional engineering for phase three construction contract
administration, and construction engineering and inspection services for both the Hersey Street
Reconstruction and the Railroad Crossing Improvements at Laurel and Hersey with OBEC Consulting Engineers Inc. for an amount not to exceed $469,925. For more information click here.
Council approved the construction contract with LTM, Incorporated dba Knife River Materials for the Hersey Street Reconstruction and Laurel and Hersey Railroad Crossing Improvements for a contract amount not to exceed $3,041,300; and further move to enact a five-year street cut moratorium to the affected street section. For more information click here.
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Council approved a Resolution allocating the remaining anticipated TOT revenues for BN2019-21 with correction in Section E:
Council moved item XIV. #2 - Adoption of Miscellaneous Fees to a future meeting due to time constraints.
Council approved a Resolution clarifying certain conditions of employment for management and confidential employees of the City for fiscal year 2019-2020. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution revising rates for electric service. For more information click here.
Council approved the Resolutions for Utility Fee Rate Increases in Storm Drainage, Transportation, Water and Waste Water/Sewer Service. For more information click here.
Council approved the second reading of an Ordinance amending the Conservation Commission to the Conservation and Climate Outreach Commission and an Ordinance creating the Climate Policy Commission. For more information click here.
Councilor Slattery read the Flag Day Proclamation into the record. For more information click here.
Council approved a Liquor License for Bayberry Enterprises, Inc. For more information click here.
Council approved a Liquor License for Dosanjh Holding LLC. For more information click here.
Council approved a contract for electric improvements on Mountain Avenue. For more information click here.
1. First Reading of an Ordinance replacing Chapter VI (Housing Element), and amending Chapter XIII (Policies & Implementation) of the Ashland Municipal Comprehensive Plan.
Council approved the first reading of the Ordinance and to move the Ordinance to second reading. For more information click here.
2. Biennial Budget 2019-2021
Council approved a Resolution to Adopt the 2019-21 Biennial Budget and Marking Appropriations. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution Levying Taxes for the Period of July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020, such Taxes in the Levy rate of $4.2865/$1000 Assessed Value Upon All the Real and Personal Property Subject to Assessment and Levy Within the Corporate Limits of the City of Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution Certifying City Provides Sufficient Municipal Services to Qualify for State Subventions. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution Declaring the City’s Election to Receive State Revenues. For more information click here.
Council approved that the City create an Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate revenue options specifically related to sustainability and resilience in the City of Ashland.
Council approved that the City create an Ad-Hoc Committee to look at the cost side of things to help the City be financially sustainable and to help the Community be resilient.
Council approved a contract for professional engineering for phase three construction contract
administration, and construction engineering and inspection services for both the Hersey Street
Reconstruction and the Railroad Crossing Improvements at Laurel and Hersey with OBEC Consulting Engineers Inc. for an amount not to exceed $469,925. For more information click here.
Council approved the construction contract with LTM, Incorporated dba Knife River Materials for the Hersey Street Reconstruction and Laurel and Hersey Railroad Crossing Improvements for a contract amount not to exceed $3,041,300; and further move to enact a five-year street cut moratorium to the affected street section. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution allocating the remaining anticipated TOT revenues for BN2019-21 with correction in Section E:
- 30 percent of the estimated TOT revenue generated by additional 1 percent tax rate for General Government Operations. For more information click here.
Council moved item XIV. #2 - Adoption of Miscellaneous Fees to a future meeting due to time constraints.
Council approved a Resolution clarifying certain conditions of employment for management and confidential employees of the City for fiscal year 2019-2020. For more information click here.
Council approved a Resolution revising rates for electric service. For more information click here.
Council approved the Resolutions for Utility Fee Rate Increases in Storm Drainage, Transportation, Water and Waste Water/Sewer Service. For more information click here.
Council approved the second reading of an Ordinance amending the Conservation Commission to the Conservation and Climate Outreach Commission and an Ordinance creating the Climate Policy Commission. For more information click here.
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