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City of Kimberly
MINUTES
City Council January 13, 2026
MEETING MINUTES
6:00 pm
242 Hwy 30 E., Kimberly, ID 83341
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ROLL CALL OF CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
City Clerk Carrie Kimball took roll call:
Tomlinson-Yes
Richman- Yes
Duncan- Yes
Snarr-Yes
AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA
None
DECLARATION OF CONFLICT
None
1. PUBLIC HEARINGS RULES - Prior to the start of the scheduled meeting, please place your
cell phones in the silent mode, texting is not allowed during the meeting, due to interference with the
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shall only be permitted at the public podium, unless ADA accommodations are requested. A
testimony sign-up sheet shall be provided at the podium, upon entering the chambers. The public
testimony sign-up sheet shall depict those persons wishing to speak, name, address and e-mail
address.
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section of the agenda. No changes to the sign-up sheet at this time will be allowed. Only those that
have signed, to offer public hearing testimony will be called on. There shall be no public testimony
allowed after the Mayor has closed the public hearing, testimony allowance time period.
Persons who have signed the request to speak regarding a noticed public hearing item, shall be called
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for citizens wishing to address the Mayor and Council, regarding a noticed public hearing item on the
agenda. Any item requiring Council action must be placed on an agenda as DISCUSSION -
ACTION.
Persons wishing to offer public hearing testimony, will have 3 minutes to speak, at such time the 3-
minute time frame is over, the Mayor or Council President shall inform the person speaking, that their
time is up, the person speaking shall stop and return back to the chamber seating.
The City Council, does not take any action or make any decisions during public comment. Public
input is strictly for comments, it is not a question / answer / debate time. Following the public
hearing testimony, the Mayor may call on the applicant or staff, for follow up information regarding
the public hearing presentation and provide for Council deliberations and action.
2. OLD BUSINESS:
A. PUBLIC HEARING – Per State Statues the Introduction of Intermountain Gas
Franchise Ordinance. No. 688 was introduced on 12-09-2025- (see Ord. No. 688) –
Craig
Craig- Stated it was exactly as presented at the Introduction of Ord. No. 688 at the December
9, 2025 meeting.
Mayor Davidson opened the Public Hearing.
Mayor Davidson closed the Public Hearing.
B. Discussion - Action – ORDINANCE NO. 688 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
KIMBERLY, IDAHO, GRANTING TO INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY A TWENTY (20)
YEAR EXTENSION TO ITS FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE A
GAS TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF
STREETS AND ALLEYS, AND RULES GOVERNING THE SAME, SUBJECTING THE
GRANTEE TO ALL POWERS OF THE CITY; SETTING FORTH THE RULES OF THE
FRANCHISE AND GRANT; PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHT OF INSPECTION BY THE CITY
OF GRANTEE'S PLANS, ACCOUNTS, AND BOOKS; REQUIRING GRANTEE TO FURNISH
CERTAIN MAPS; SETTING FORTH THE ANNUAL PAYMENT TO THE CITY, AND THE
FILING OF ANNUAL REPORTS WITH THE CITY; REQUIRING GRANTEE TO INDEMNIFY
CITY, AND FILE EVIDENCE OF INSURANCE; REQUIRING COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY
REGULATIONS; SETTING FORTH AN AGREEMENT NOT TO COMPETE, RESERVING
POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN; PROVIDING FOR SURRENDER OF FRANCHISE;
GRANTING RIGHT TO SALVAGE; REQUIRING WRITTEN ACCEPTANCE; PROVIDING
FOR CONSENT TO SALE, ASSIGNMENT OR LEASE; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT OF
PUBLICATION COST; SETTING FORTH PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES, SEPARABILITY
AND REPEAL. – Craig - Mayor and Council action required.
Craig- Stated this is the same ORD #688 that was in the introduction.
Mayor Davidson called for a motion:
Council Member Snarr Richman to Pass by Title only and that the 2nd and 3rd rules and readings
be dispensed.
Council Member Tomlinson seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Tomlinson-Yes
Richman- Yes
Duncan- Yes
Snarr-Yes
Mayor Davidson called for a motion:
Council President Duncan motioned to adopt Ordinance No. 688 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF KIMBERLY, IDAHO, GRANTING TO INTERMOUNTAIN GAS COMPANY A TWENTY
(20) YEAR EXTENSION TO ITS FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE A
GAS TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF STREETS
AND ALLEYS, AND RULES GOVERNING THE SAME, SUBJECTING THE GRANTEE TO ALL
POWERS OF THE CITY; SETTING FORTH THE RULES OF THE FRANCHISE AND GRANT;
PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHT OF INSPECTION BY THE CITY OF GRANTEE'S PLANS,
ACCOUNTS, AND BOOKS; REQUIRING GRANTEE TO FURNISH CERTAIN MAPS; SETTING
FORTH THE ANNUAL PAYMENT TO THE CITY, AND THE FILING OF ANNUAL REPORTS
WITH THE CITY; REQUIRING GRANTEE TO INDEMNIFY CITY, AND FILE EVIDENCE OF
INSURANCE; REQUIRING COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY REGULATIONS; SETTING FORTH
AN AGREEMENT NOT TO COMPETE, RESERVING POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN;
PROVIDING FOR SURRENDER OF FRANCHISE; GRANTING RIGHT TO SALVAGE;
REQUIRING WRITTEN ACCEPTANCE; PROVIDING FOR CONSENT TO SALE, ASSIGNMENT
OR LEASE; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT OF PUBLICATION COST; SETTING FORTH
PENALTIES AND FORFEITURES, SEPARABILITY AND REPEAL.
Council Member Richman seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Tomlinson-Yes
Richman- Yes
Duncan- Yes
Snarr-Yes
C. DISCUSSION NO ACTION- 2025 Year-End Review-Craig Eckles
Craig- Went over the 2025 year. He covered Building Permits, developable lots available, The
City Levy being right at 4%, budget items, and the L-2. Craig gave high praise to the current
seated Council on their attention to detail and being such great stewards of tax payer dollars.
Completing the CIPP project was a major win for this city. He reminded everyone that the
library is under their own approvals and decisions with their Library Board. Our 4% Levy
includes the library, and they are not a district. Craig stated that the Levy was maxed out at 9%
when he started here, and no matter who came into city limits to build, the city would not receive
anything more. (Please see attached documents)
Tomlinson- Encouraged everyone to go visit the library now that the updates have been
completed. He stated it looks beautiful and more open. The foundation did a great job in their
decisions, and even came in under budget.
Craig- Agreed.
Duncan- Stated she remembers way back it was over a million dollars to extend sewer and water
services and infrastructure across the Highway to Agri Service and other new future connections.
And now over the years with all of the new developments going on they have more than
recouped their investment.
Craig- Stated she was spot on.
Snarr- Questioned Chief Bunderson on if he would be presenting a year-end review tonight as
well.
Chief- Stated not tonight, however in the Staff Meeting that morning, he shared some statistics
and would address it in his Staff report.
3. CONSENT CALENDAR- Discussion - Action -The consent calendar includes items which
require formal Council action, but which are typically routine or not of great controversy.
Individual Council members may ask that any specific item be removed from the consent
calendar in order that it is discussed in greater detail. Explanatory information is included in the
Council agenda packet regarding these items and any contingencies are part of the approval.
A. Approve Minutes for December 30, 2025
B. Accounts Payable January 01, 2026 to January 13, 2026
General Fund
$ 11,470.61
Water Fund
$ 14,899.08
Sewer Fund
$ 716.07
Library
$ 846.98
TOTAL
$ 27,932.74
Mayor Davidson called for a motion:
Council Member Richman motioned to approve the Consent Calendar as presented.
Council Member Tomlinson seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Tomlinson-Yes
Richman- Yes
Duncan- Yes
Snarr-Yes
4. CEREMONIES, ANNOUNCEMENTS, PRESENTATIONS-
A. SWEARING IN- Swearing in of K-9 Officer Elly- Mayor Davidson
Chief Bunderson also presented K-9 handler, Officer Newell and Officer Elly with their official
certifications after Mayor Davidson’s swearing in.
B. SWEARING IN- Swearing in of Officer Lesco- Mayor Davidson
C. DISCUSSION-ACTION ITEM- Canvass of votes. Council shall accept the November
4, 2025 election results of no votes due to unopposed incumbents- Carrie Kimball
Carrie- Stated there was no canvas of votes due to the incumbents being unopposed.
Mayor Davidson called for a motion:
Council Member Tomlinson motioned to accept the November 4, 2025 election results of no
votes due to unopposed incumbents.
Council President seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Tomlinson-Yes
Richman- Yes
Duncan- Yes
Snarr-Yes
D. PRESENTATION TO OUTGOING COUNCIL President Nancy Duncan and Council
Member Robert Tomlinson-Mayor Davidson
Duncan- Thanked the Mayor, and stated what a pleasure it has been to serve the citizens of
Kimberly and working along with this whole staff. She leaves knowing there have been good
decisions made, maybe not always easy, but good decisions. She thanked her fellow Council
Members for the wonderful years they have had as well.
Tomlinson- Thanked the Mayor and other Council Members for serving beside him.
E. DISCUSSION - ACTION ITEM- Swearing in of Council Members – Christopher
Ahlm and Lisa Holmgren, both to serve a four-year term beginning January 2026. Mayor
Davidson
ROLL CALL OF CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
City Clerk Carrie Kimball took roll call:
Richman- Yes
Ahlm-Yes
Holmgren- Yes
Snarr-Yes
AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA
None
DECLARATION OF CONFLICT
None
5. CITIZEN ISSUES – PUBLIC INPUT –No person shall be permitted to speak from a
location other than the public podium. This section of the agenda is reserved for citizens wishing
to address the Council regarding a City-related issue. In order to ensure adequate public notice,
Idaho Law provides that any item requiring Council action must be placed on the agenda of an
upcoming Council meeting, except for emergency circumstances. Comments related to future
public hearings should be held for that public hearing. Persons wishing to speak will have 3
minutes. Comments regarding performance by city employees are inappropriate at this time and
should be directed to the Mayor, either by subsequent appointment or after tonight’s meeting if
time permitting. Public participation at a Kimberly City Council meeting is limited to
participation in the public comment portion of the meeting. The City Council does not take any
action or make any decisions during public comment. - Carrie Kimball
6. NEW BUSINESS:
A. DISCUSSION ACTION ITEM- Per Kimberly City Code – Title 2-Chapter 2.204
Section – 2.04.020 – “Organization: Powers of President (A). At the first meeting of the
council in January following a general city election, the council shall, from its members,
elect one councilman to be styled president of the council.”
Mayor Davidson called for a motion:
Council Member Snarr motioned to elect Council Member Richman to Serve as Council
President.
Council Member Ahlm seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Richman- Yes
Ahlm- Yes
Holmgren-Yes
Snarr-Yes
B. DISCUSSION ACTION ITEM- Mayor recommends appointment of a Council
member to serve as a non-voting member / liaison on the Kimberly Library Board.
All seated Council Members may vote. Mayor Davidson
Mayor Davidson recommended Stephanie Snarr to serve as a non-voting member/liaison on
the Kimberly Library Board.
Mayor Davidson called for a motion:
Council President Richman motioned to appointment Stephanie Snarr to serve as a non-voting
member / liaison on the Kimberly Library Board.
Council Member Ahlm seconded the motion.
Roll Call:
Richman- Yes
Ahlm- Yes
Holmgren-Yes
Snarr-Yes
C. DISCUSSION ITEM- Information requested by Council Member Ahlm per e-mail.
- Mayor Davidson and applicable staff. Packet to be handed out at meeting.
(See attached packet)
Emailed questions from Chris Ahlm to Craig to be addressed:
Hello Craig,
Thank you for sharing information last week, it was nice to have your advice. You had
mentioned having a list of things we would wish to learn at the onboarding, is what I'm
hoping to have before we are sworn in:
A copy of all the city ordinances and state ordinances that apply to our positions or
we could be asked to vote on issues pertaining to them
Craig- Had Carrie pull up the City of Kimberly web-site and directed her to pull up the links
to the Ordinances and Resolutions. Craig pointed out that all City related materials could be
found here. All State Statutes would be found on the State web-site. In reference to what
they would be asked to vote on would depend on what was on the agenda for that particular
Agenda. The Mayor sets the agenda. He tells Carrie What is to go on the agenda.
What is the preferred method of conducting business during meetings (Robert's Rules
of Order, or another version?)
Mayor- Stated they try very hard to stay as close as possible to Robert’s Rules of Order.
What types of votes/actions are most common and a description of them
Mayor- Encouraged them to look at past agendas. That would give the best idea of what is
voted on, and what actions are taken.
Craig- Stated he would never give them something to vote on that would not be legal. What
he presents to them is always a well put together and legal set of documents. He will always
have the Ordinance and or State Statute that coincides with the Agenda Action Item he is
presenting. If anyone is to vote no, it is expected to be backed by the same sets of
documentation. Craig is very thorough, and very experienced. He takes every action of this
body seriously and legally.
How far ahead do we receive information for items that we will be voting on?
Carrie- Stated once the Mayor has approved the agenda it is first physically posted on the
front window of City Hall the Friday prior to the meeting date. It will always be posted
there in case of any failures with equipment and not being able to email it to the Council. If
it is not able to be emailed it will be hand delivered as soon as possible. The agenda can be
amended many times, and up to and during the meeting itself. It is always intended to be
delivered to everyone as soon as possible. Some items may be listed on the agenda, but the
documentation may be still unavailable, and again, it will be handed out as soon as we are
able.
What facility materials / space / support to we have to prepare for meetings?
(Journals for notes, other things like that)
Mayor- Stated they will have a chair, a mailbox located on the back chamber wall, a chrome
book to utilize for city business, a city email for city business, and access to city hall when
escorted by city staff. City Hall is open Monday-Friday from 8-5 and on Council Meeting
nights.
Legal Counsel Tim Stover- Reminded everyone that City business needs to be used on City
devices. Use your city issued emails to correspond for city related issues. This creates a
trackable document.
Copies of the financial reports for the last few years, I'm hoping to look them over in
order to understand where we were vs now
Carrie- Provided everyone with a budget worksheet that lists present plus past 2-years
budgets, and explained how to read the budgeted vs actual amounts.
Maps that show Kimberly platts and our city limits, as well as our school district
limits
Craig- Explained as far as the cities side, that the plats and maps are not currently on our city
web-site due to being updated from the recent annexation of Select Source. Having untrue
plats and maps online can cause false information for potential buyers of surrounding vacant
and occupied properties. It is of up most importance that we keep the public as up to date as
possible, and that means having plats and maps not up while they are being updated. They
are more than welcome to call or email the Kimberly City P & Z office or Twin Falls County
Assessor’s office to obtain the most current information during an offline update. As for the
Schools, he directed him to contact the School District on that, as they are separate entities.
Mayor- Stated that he wanted to make it clear on that last part. Although the city and school
work very well together, they are completely separate. It can be easy to combine the two,
especially when the 2 new council members work there, but it is very important to remember
that the City of Kimberly and Kimberly School District are indeed two different entities.
Information on previous attempts at creating a recreation district and what steps
would be needed to accomplish creating one
Mayor- Stated that 4-5 years ago that Craig Eckles, Cassandra Searby, Ben Stephenson,
Mary Ostencroff, Jerome Rec. Director, Blain Rec Director, and himself met on two different
Saturdays. As State Statutes reads a city cannot, shall not be a city rec district. (see hand out)
Kya wanted city to take over. The same thing. As State Statutes reads a city cannot, shall
not be a city rec district. (see hand out) Luke, Brian, Carrie, Craig, council, Twin Falls Rec,
TFHS, and himself met not long ago. The Kimberly School District purchased land wanted
to use it as a recreation building for the community. They wanted the city to supply the staff
for it. The city doesn’t have the staff or the budget to run the rec building that the school
purchased the land for. The State Statutes are very clear on cities and Rec Districts. Please
read the packets provided tonight.
Snarr- Stated what she took from that meeting was the school wanted the City to provide
staff for sporting events. From her understanding a lot of those events happen at night and
on the weekends. The city doesn’t have the staff for that.
Richman- Agreed, stated they bought the ground, and plan on building a facility for the
public. With the idea that the city would supply the staff. As far as KYA, there was no
money there to sustain it and take it over.
Legal Counsel Tim Stover- Stated a Recreation District is much like the School District,
Fire District, Library District. They are their own taxing entity. They create their own
income.
Craig- Stated they are trying to do like what Twin Falls does. Which works very well for
Twin Falls. They barter and trade all their facilities, but it is still the Recreation District that
supplies the staff.
Snarr- Stated that the Recreation District would have to go on the Ballot to be voted on by
the Public.
You mentioned that social media is forbidden. Can you discuss social media legal
issues / ordinances / statutes that show why? I see other councils that provide
material online, forbidden as a term makes me believe they shouldn't be either.
Mayor- Stated we are the City of Kimberly, so he isn’t worried about what other cities are
doing. The Council and himself have always told the staff first and foremost they have the
freedom of speech. Speak for yourself, not for the city. As a council member, you are a
governing body and you work as a body, not individually. You are here to listen and come
together. To work together. Our social media is the city web page. It is ADA compliant.
The City Administrator is the only person allowed to put anything on it. Mayor is proud that
we are only 1 of 2 entities that are ADA compliant.
Craig- Again, you have the freedom of speech. Reminded everyone that we used to have
others help run the web-site and links were added that lead to Pornographic and other
fraudulent sites. The city is not willing to let that happen again. It is very important that
only one person is in charge of making sure it is a secure and factual site. From time to time
The Mayor or Craig will have Chief Bunderson post on the Police Departments Facebook
page for road closures or other information that needs to be shared in a faster manner. But,
again, the Chief is the only one manning the page, no one else, as he confirmed last meeting.
As far as making comments, making comments that are false is called Liable Slander and
you will be held accountable for it. There are several law suits happening in many cities all
over the State right now. ICRMP is talking of not covering these suits. Why, because they
are preventable.
Ahlm- Stated he though maybe the question is slightly misconstrued. He was more asking
to provide information to the public on social media from the city. Not as an individual, but
a city Facebook page. That gives the ability to provide information from the city through
social media platforms. Much like the Police Department does. He understands the city
web-site is ADA compliant, but not a lot of people go to the web-site. There could be a
faster way to post links. That is what he is focusing on.
Snarr- Stated her first thought is she is hesitant to push people away from an ADA compliant
site.
Carrie- Stated on social media we can control our comments and be cautious of what we
say. We can not control what others post, and that’s what happen to us last time. Someone
can post an infected link and it goes in some pretty yucky places.
Employees in the city and who reports to whom. It would be good to understand the
intertwining of the departments and the vertical structure.
Carrie- Directed theme to the flow chart she handed out. (see insert)
Thanks for helping with this!
Chris
7. ADMINISTRATIVE / STAFF REPORTS -
Chief Bunderson- Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson for several years of service, go
enjoy life! He welcomed Ms. Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm. Chief stated the PD has been busy. The
investigation of the shooting that happened on December 19, 2025 is ongoing. Stephanie, the
calls for service in 2020-2024 were about 4500 per year. 2025 was 4800. We are right on track.
Chief stated he is fully staffed. 2024 was a low year with the overturn of staff and other issues.
Elly is now fully certified and sworn in. She has been i\to rise for locker searches and will be
doing more in the near future. She is here to work not play. She is a tool; she has the drive to
work. The Flock cameras are to be installed this week. He explained the system to the newly
seated Council. They will be placed at Red Cap corner and picking up South bound traffic, 3700
N/3400 E placed on the city side picking up East and West bound traffic, 3600/3500 getting both
North and South bound traffic, and an additional one placed just West of the RR tracks on Center
Street picking up East and West bound traffic as well. It will capture all access in and out of
town if need be.
Snarr- She is curious as to why there is a bus traveling South bound on Emerald, and there is a
bus pull out, they are stopping in the lane of traffic. I was on the Planning and Zoning
Committee and I can tell you it was a lot of work getting those bus pull outs. That process is
rather involved, and I’m curious as to why? I thought at first it was a one-time thing. I live over
there, and it is not a one-time thing.
Chief- Stated it has been brought to his attention, and he has spoken to the Super Intendant and
Matthew Searby about this. There is a student that lives on the East side of road. They have
chosen not to pull into the bus pull out for that one student and use it. Due to the safety of the
student crossing the street.
Snarr- Also on the same road, there has been a certain vehicle passing going about 40, so safety
would be using the bus pull out. There is also another bus pull out on the other side of the road
so the child wouldn’t have to cross the street. Is there a reason we are not using a North bound
bus so the child can utilize that bus pull out?
Chief- Stated he would refer this to the school.
Craig- Stated the developer spent $329,000.00 on that bus pull out, not to mention the land that
they took away that couldn’t be sold as lots. He knows the Chief has spoken with Luke and
Matthew over there, and Craig has emailed Matthew. He feels we are at a point it needs to be
brought to a head. At the school’s request, there was to be bus pull outs. The developers fought
this. It’s a huge expense, but the school demanded it. Mr. Wasco’s grandchild has a South
bound and North bound bus pullout that is not being utilized. Twin Falls has stopped using bus
pull outs. It has something to do with the age of the kids.
Snarr- Stated it has to do with how close you live to the School District. Where she lives, only
Elementary kids are bused. High School and Middle School kids are required to walk or get a
ride. Its all Elementary kids riding the bus. Those are the most unpredictable ones as well for
darting out into traffic.
Craig- Questioned when it changed.
Snarr- During COVID. Trying to keep the 6” distance. This is a huge ask to the developer to
have them put these bus pull outs in. They are expensive as we have all touched on. Also, Brain
I’m sure they aren’t the easiest to plow during the Winter either. There is a little more chip seal
that goes into it. But safety is the main factor here. There are a lot of factors that went into this,
the school absolutely wanted these. So, they need to have their buses utilizing them.
Craig- Stated they will be having a meeting with the Mayor, School, along with the developers
and pointing out the signatures where the school wanted these pull outs. Where they stated they
would not be going into these sub-divisions. The developers are wanting answers as well. He
stated he will return with more information as he gets it.
Craig Eckles City/P&Z Administrator- Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson for their
time and welcomed Ms. Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm. Had nothing further to add this evening.
Brain Reed City Engineer/Public Works Director- Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson
for their time and welcomed Ms. Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm. He stated his crew was ready for
snow, if it comes. They have been working on the PI and water systems and everything is on
schedule.
Carrie Kimball City Clerk- Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson for 7 wonderful years
with them. She stated they have always been great supporters of the community and of the staff.
She will greatly miss them. She welcomed Ms. Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm, and stated she looked
forward to working along side them. She had nothing further to add tonight.
8. COUNCIL COMMENTS –
Snarr- Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson for their many years of service, time,
guidance, and friendship. She welcomed Ms. Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm.
Richman- Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson for their time, and welcomed Ms.
Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm.
9. MAYOR COMMENTS –
Thanked Mrs. Duncan and Mr. Tomlinson for their time. Again, he was really going to miss
them, and welcomed Ms. Holmgren and Mr. Ahlm.
10. EXECUTIVE SESSION
None
ADJOURNMENT:
_______________________ ________________________
City Clerk, Carrie Kimball
Mayor, Burke Davidson
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