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CITY OF CITY OF POCATELLO, IDAHO i 4 CITY COUNCIL REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AUGUST 6, 2026 AGENDAITEMNO. _ 1: ROLL CALL AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The Regular City Council meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Mark Dahlquist. Council members present were Dakota Bates, Corey Mangum, Brent Nichols, Hayden Paulsen, Stacy Satterfield, and Ann Swanson. Mayor Dahlquist led the audience in the pledge of allegiance. AGENDAITEMNO. 2: INVOCATION A moment of silence was observed in place of an invocation. AGENDAITEMNO. = 3: CONSENT AGENDA Council was asked to consider the following business items: (a) MINUTES Waive the oral reading of the minutes and approve the minutes from the following meetings: Clarification and Regular City Council meetings of May 7 and May 21, 2026; City Council Work Session and City Council Budget Development meetings of May 14, 2026; and Special City Council Town Hall meeting of July 20, 2026. (b) MATERIAL CLAIMS Approve the Material Claims for the period of July 16-31, 2026 in the amount of $3,904,830.78. (c) PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD REAPPOINTMENT Confirm the Mayor’s reappointment of Tonya Wilkes to continue serving as ‘a member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, representing Pocatello/Chubbuck School District 25. Tonya’s term will begin August 19, 2026 and expire August 19, 2028. (d) COUNCIL DECISION - APPEAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) 26-003 Adopt the Council’s decision regarding the appeal of CUP 26-003 and affirm the Hearing Examiner’s decision of CUP 26-003. (e) FISCAL YEAR 2024 AUDIT ACCEPTANCE Accept the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for Fiscal Year ended September 30, 2024, as approved by the Investment and Audit Committee on May 26, 2026. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Mr. Paulsen, to approve items 3(a) through 3(c) and 3(e) on the Consent Agenda. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Paulsen, Bates, Nichols, Satterfield, and Swanson. Mr. Bates requested that Agenda Item No. 3(d) be considered separately. REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 2 AUGUST 6, 2026 In response to questions from Council, Jared Johnson, City Attorney, clarified that the item formally memorialized the Council’s decision from approximately three (3) weeks earlier. He explained that a denial would not change the outcome of the appeal, but would indicate that the document did not accurately reflect the Council’s decision and would require staff to revise it accordingly. A motion was made by Mr. Paulsen, seconded by Mr. Nichols, to approve item 3(d) on the Consent Agenda. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Paulsen, Nichols, Mangum, Satterfield, and Swanson. Bates voted in opposition to the motion. The motion passed. AGENDAITEMNO. 4: PROCLAMATIONS Mayor Dahlquist announced there were no proclamations. Mayor Dahlquist acknowledged the America 250 initiative, which encourages 250,000 acts of service throughout Idaho in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States. The City is participating in the initiative by recognizing community members who contribute acts of service. Mayor Dahlquist recognized JR Simplot Company and Miracle Ear Hearing Center for supporting the City’s cooling shelters. JR Simplot Company donated several cases of bottled water, while Miracle Ear Hearing Center donated additional bottled water and granola bars. Neither organization had representatives present. AGENDAITEMNO. | 5: CALENDAR REVIEW Mayor Dahlquist reminded Council members of the following meetings: August 13 City Council Work Session at 9:00 a.m.; August 20 Clarification meeting at 5:30 p.m. and Regular City Council meeting at 6:00 p.m. Mayor Dahlquist announced the following events on August 8: Summer Sizzler Fun Run at 8:00 a.m.; the Chubbuck Days Parade and community festival at Cotant Park beginning at 10:00 a.m.; and Molinelli's Jewelers' "Rock the Block Party" fundraising event for the Idaho Food Bank on Main Street from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. He also noted August 23 is the final day of the season for the Ross Park Aquatic Center; the Welcome Back Orange and Black event for ISU students will be held August 24 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Lookout Point in Historic Downtown; the Community Recreation Center will be closed for annual maintenance August 24 through September 7, with only the front desk remaining open; and the annual Portneuf River Cleanup will take place August 29 from 10:00 a.m. to noon, meeting at the Pacific Recycling trailhead. Mayor Dahlquist also reminded residents that the open burn ban in Wildland Urban Interface areas remains in effect; City Hall, the Animal Shelter, and Marshall Public Library continue to serve as cooling shelters during the extreme heat; and drivers should slow down and use caution as schools prepare to reopen. AGENDAITEMNO. 6: ITEMS FROM THE AUDIENCE Stephen Adams, Pocatello resident, expressed concerns regarding Flock cameras and stated that other cities have discontinued their contracts due to public concerns. He cited the Fourth Amendment and expressed his opinion that the cameras constitute unreasonable searches. Mr. Adams requested that the Flock cameras and related REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 3 AUGUST 6, 2026 contracts be removed in Pocatello, Chubbuck, and the surrounding area. He thanked the Council for its work. Mayor Dahlquist confirmed that the Council would discuss Flock cameras at the August 13 Council Work Session at 9:00 a.m., including a presentation from Police officials. He clarified that no action would be taken and the discussion would not be a public hearing. AGENDAITEMNO. 7: APPOINTMENT CONFIRMATION OF FIRE CHIEF Council was asked to confirm the Mayor’s appointment of Shane Grow as Fire Chief, effective August 8, 2026. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Mr. Paulsen, to confirm the Mayor’s appointment of Shane Grow as Fire Chief, effective August 8, 2026. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Paulsen, Bates, Nichols, Satterfield, and Swanson. Konni Kendell, City Clerk, administered the oath of office to the newly appointed Fire Chief, Shane Grow. Chief Grow thanked the Council and expressed his appreciation to be a part of the Fire Department. Mayor Dahlquist thanked Chief Grow, his family, and the Fire Department for their support and expressed confidence in Chief Grow’s leadership and his 24 years of service. AGENDAITEMNO. 8: PUBLIC HEARING- PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 2027 FEE CHANGES This time was set aside for the Council to hear comments from the public on proposed fee changes for Fiscal Year 2027. Mayor Dahlquist opened the public hearing. Rich Morgan, Chief Financial Officer, gave an overview of all highlighted items. He presented two (2) changes to the proposed fee schedule. The Fire Department adjusted its credit card convenience fee to pass through the cost charged to the City, and Planning and Development added two (2) appeal request fees to help cover public notice costs. Mr. Morgan noted that the Council would consider a resolution including all City fees in the coming weeks. Mayor Dahlquist explained that separate public hearings would be held during future meetings regarding the proposed fee changes, forgone tax levy, and Fiscal Year 2027 Budget. He noted that no action regarding these topics would be taken during the current meeting. Public comments received will be discussed at the August 13, 2026 Work Session. Final budget ordinance adoption is scheduled to be considered by the Council at the Regular City Council meeting on August 20, 2026. Mayor Dahlquist announced no written comments had been received. There being no public comments, Mayor Dahlquist closed the public hearing. REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 4 AUGUST 6, 2026 AGENDAITEMNO. 9: PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 2027 FORGONE TAX LEVY This time was set aside for the Council to hear comments from the pubic regarding a proposal to levy the forgone amount for Fiscal Year 2027 to be included in the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget, in accordance with Idaho Code §63-802. Mayor Dahlquist opened the public hearing. Rich Morgan, Chief Financial Officer, explained the proposed use of one percent (1%) of the City’s available forgone property tax authority, totaling $375,000. In response to questions from Council, Mr. Morgan explained that forgone authority allows the City to reserve unused property tax authority for potential use in a future budget. He noted that the City may use up to one percent (1%) for operations and an additional three percent (3%) for qualifying capital projects, but the proposed budget only includes one percent (1%) for operations. Mayor Dahlquist announced no written comments had been received. There being no public comments, Mayor Dahlquist closed the public hearing. AGENDAITEMNO. 10: PUBLIC HEARING - PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 2027 BUDGET This time was set aside for the Council to hear comments from the public regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 City Budget. Mayor Dahlquist opened the public hearing. Rich Morgan, Chief Financial Officer, presented the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget totaling $186.6 million, an approximately seven percent (7%) increase from the previous year. He noted that $37.5 million, or approximately 20 percent of the total, is funded through property taxes. Mr. Morgan stated that the budget was a solid proposal and explained that the public could view the full budget on the City’s website through the Finance Department’s budget page and OpenGov. Mayor Dahlquist commended the Finance Department for implementing OpenGov and noted that it provides a user-friendly resource with detailed budget information. Mayor Dahlquist announced no written comments had been received. Karen Ludwig, Pocatello resident, spoke uncommitted to the proposal. She expressed concerns regarding the proposed increase in airport funding and requested additional information regarding the increase. She questioned the sustainability of the Pocatello Regional Airport and suggested exploring a regional airport in partnership with the Idaho Falls area to provide more direct flights and reduce costs. Mayor Dahlquist clarified that the City is not currently subsidizing commercial air service at the Pocatello Regional Airport and has not done so for several years. He explained that the airport’s operations extend beyond commercial air service and include leases, fire REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 5 AUGUST 6, 2026 suppression, and other functions. He noted that the apparent increase in airport funding is largely attributable to grant-funded projects, which must be included in the City’s budget, and offered to discuss the matter further with Ms. Ludwig. There being no further public comments, Mayor Dahlquist closed the public hearing. AGENDAITEMNO. © Ti: SHORT PLAT APPLICATION - HAC SUBDIVISION Council was asked to approve a short plat application by Jordan Phillips, represented by Jose Nava, (mailing address: 555 North Hayes Avenue, Pocatello, ID 83201) to subdivide 9.11 acres (more or less) of parcel RPCPP138512 and RPCPP138507 into four (4) lots, with an 80’ wide private access and public utility easement. The property is located approximately 225 feet west of the intersection of South Valley Road and South 5th Avenue and will be known as HAC Subdivision. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Ms. Swanson, to approve a short plat application by Jordan Phillips, represented by Jose Nava, to subdivide 9.11 acres (more or less) of parcel RPCPP138512 and RPCPP138507 into four (4) lots, with an 80’ wide private access and public utility easement and that the decision be set out in appropriate Council decision format and that the proposed property is located approximately 225 feet west of the intersection of South Valley Road and South 5th Avenue and will be known as HAC Subdivision. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Swanson, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, and Satterfield. AGENDAITEMNO. 12: SHORT PLAT APPLICATION - GREY SIDE SUBDIVISION Council was asked to approve a short plat application by Greyside Properties, LLC, represented by Stewart Ward of Dioptra, LLC, (mailing address: 4880 Clover Dell Road, Chubbuck, ID 83202) to subdivide 0.7 acres (more or less) of parcel RPTRTOOTIOO into three (3) lots, with a 20’ wide private access and public utility easement. The property is located at the approximately 1389 West Quinn Road and will be known as Grey Side Subdivision. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Mr. Bates, to approve a short plat application by Greyside Properties, LLC, represented by Stewart Ward of Dioptra, LLC, to subdivide 0.7 acres (more or less) of parcel RPTRTOOTIOO into three (3) lots, with a 20’ wide private access and public utility easement and that the decision be set out in appropriate Council decision format and that the proposed property is located at approximately 1389 West Quinn Road and will be known as Grey Side Subdivision. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, Satterfield, and Swanson. AGENDAITEMNO. 13: IFFT FOUNDATION FUND GRANT APPLICATION FOR UPPER CITY CREEK TRAIL PROJECT Council was asked to approve submission of an Ifft Foundation Fund grant for the Upper City Creek Trail Project in the amount of $10,000.00 and if awarded, authorize acceptance of the award and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. There is no required match. The REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 6 AUGUST 6, 2026 funding will construct beginner and adaptive mountain biking trails in City Creek along with a skills loop with constructed technical features for practice. A motion was made by Ms. Swanson, seconded by Ms. Satterfield, to approve submission of an Ifft Foundation Fund grant for the Upper City Creek Trail Project in the amount of $10,000.00 and if awarded, authorize acceptance of the award and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Swanson, Satterfield, Bates, Mangum, Nichols, and Paulsen. AGENDAITEMNO. 14: WPC BIOGAS EVALUATION CONTRACT - KELLER ASSOCIATES, INC. Council was asked to approve an amended contract with Keller Associates, Inc. in the amount of $83,930.00 for the evaluation of a new beneficial use of the Biogas produced at the City of Pocatello Water Pollution Control (WPC) Treatment Facility and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Funds are available in the WPC FY26 budget. A motion was made by Mr. Nichols, seconded by Mr. Mangum, to approve an amended contract with Keller Associates, Inc. in the amount of $83,930.00 for the evaluation of a new beneficial use of the Biogas produced at the City of Pocatello Water Pollution Control (WPC) Treatment Facility and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. In response to questions from Council, Levi Adams, WPC Superintendent, explained that the City has captured biogas from its wastewater digesters and used generators to produce and sell power to Idaho Power for more than 40 years. He noted that changes to the Idaho Power contract and increased equipment maintenance costs have significantly reduced the financial benefit of the project. The City currently flares the biogas and is seeking expert guidance through the proposed contract to determine the best beneficial use, which could include upgraded generators, turbines, or converting the biogas to renewable natural gas. Mr. Nichols’ motion was voted upon at this time. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Nichols, Mangum, Bates, Paulsen, Satterfield, and Swanson. AGENDAITEMNO. 15: SPECIAL EVENT EXCEPTION - DRIVE THROUGH CHRISTMAS LIGHT SHOW Council was asked to authorize a special event exception to Dr. Bryndon Belnap, representing Belnap Orthodontics (mailing address: 1133 Call Creek Drive, Pocatello, ID 83201) to allow for an annual Christmas Light display in Lower Ross Park in December and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. City Code 12.36.020 requires City owned parks and public spaces to be closed one (1) hour after sunset. The proposed event will take place in mid-December between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. for three (3) evenings. Anne Butler, Parks and Recreation Director, presented a proposed community drive- through Christmas light display at Lower Ross Park. She explained that the project would REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 7 AUGUST 6, 2026 require an exception to City Code due to the display operating after dark and stated that the location would have minimal impact on the surrounding neighborhood. In response to questions from Council, Bryndon Belnap, Pocatello resident, explained that he had experienced similar drive-through displays while living away for school and wanted to bring the experience to Pocatello. He expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to coordinate the event. Dr. Belnap expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to bring businesses and the community together. Council thanked Dr. Belnap for organizing the event and giving back to the community. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Mr. Paulsen, to authorize a special event exception to Dr. Bryndon Belnap, representing Belnap Orthodontics (mailing address: 1133 Call Creek Drive, Pocatello, ID 83201) to allow for an annual Christmas Light display in Lower Ross Park in December and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Paulsen, Bates, Nichols, Satterfield, and Swanson. AGENDAITEMNO. 16: PIGGYBACK BID ACCEPTANCE FOR RC MOWERS - PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Council was asked to accept the piggyback bid of Sourcewell contract #112624-EMB via RC Mowers for the purchase of one (1) Remote Control 60” mower in the amount of $73,901.31 and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. In response to questions from Council, Anne Butler, Parks and Recreation Director, explained that the sixty-inch (60") track mower would primarily be used at trailheads, hillsides, and stormwater retention areas. She noted that the Street Department may also borrow the mower for steep locations. Ms. Butler stated that she anticipated the mower would meet the current need but that additional mowing equipment may be necessary in the future. A motion was made by Ms. Swanson, seconded by Ms. Satterfield, to accept the piggyback bid of Sourcewell contract #112624-EMB via RC Mowers for the purchase of one (1) Remote Control 60” mower in the amount of $73,901.31 and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Swanson, Satterfield, Bates, Mangum, Nichols, and Paulsen. AGENDAITEMNO. 17: MASTERLEASE AGREEMENT - THE BANCORP BANK Council was asked to approve a Master Lease Agreement with The Bancorp Bank establishing the general terms and conditions governing current and future lease financing transactions and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Future acquisitions will utilize budgetary appropriations and, if they exceed applicable purchasing thresholds, will be presented to Council as separate Lease Schedules for approval. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Ms. Swanson, to approve a Master Lease Agreement with The Bancorp Bank establishing the general terms and conditions REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 8 AUGUST 6, 2026 governing current and future lease financing transactions and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Swanson, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, and Satterfield. AGENDAITEMNO. 18: RESOLUTION/AIRPORT LEASE AGREEMENT - POCATELLO TMX Council was asked to adopt a resolution and approve a lease agreement between the City and Pocatello TMX for approximately 13.7 acres of property at the airport for the purpose of operating a motocross speedway and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. The lease term will be five (5) years and the rental rate will be $6,199.79 per year with annual increases according to the CPI. A motion was made by Ms. Swanson, seconded by Mr. Mangum, to adopt a resolution (2026-22) and approve a lease agreement between the City and Pocatello TMX for approximately 13.7 acres of property at the airport for the purpose of operating a motocross speedway and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Swanson, Mangum, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, and Satterfield. AGENDAITEMNO. 19: AIRPORT CONCESSION AGREEMENT - COMMON LAND, LLC Council was asked to approve a concession agreement with Common Land, LLC for the placement of up to two (2) food/beverage/merchandise vending machines inside the airport terminal and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. The agreement will be for a two (2) year term and the concession fee will be $1.00 for the first six (6) months and thereafter will be 7% of gross sales above $400.00 per month. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Ms. Swanson, to approve a concession agreement with Common Land, LLC for the placement of up to two (2) food/beverage/merchandise vending machines inside the airport terminal and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Swanson, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, and Satterfield. AGENDAITEMNO. 20: CHANGE ORDER #1 - MONTE VISTA TO POCATELLO CREEK ROAD PATHWAY PROJECT- RS JOBBER, INC. Council was asked to approve Change Order No. 1 for the Monte Vista to Pocatello Creek Road Pathway Project with the contractor, RS Jobber Inc., in the amount of $115,076.20, and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Funding for the local match has been provided by local nonprofit organizations and the required local match for this change order is available in Fund 71. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Ms. Satterfield, to approve Change Order No. 1 for the Monte Vista to Pocatello Creek Road Pathway Project with the contractor, RS Jobber Inc., in the amount of $115,076.20, and authorize the Mayor’s REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 9 AUGUST 6, 2026 signature on all pertinent documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Satterfield, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, and Swanson. AGENDAITEMNO. 21: ADDENDUM STATE/LOCAL AGREEMENT (CONSTRUCTION) CENTER STREET RAILROAD BRIDGE UNDERPASS REHAB PROJECT - IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Council was asked to approve an Addendum State/Local Agreement for the Center Street Railroad Bridge Underpass Rehab Project Key Number No. 12098 between the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) and the City of Pocatello, and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all applicable documents, subject to Legal Department review. The project has been awarded $1,000,000.00 of Federal Aid through the Large Urban Program to contribute to the project overall cost. Council may also wish to authorize the match payment of $73,400.00, which will be applied towards the required overall match - amount. The match requirement for this project is 7.34% of the programmed cost and funding has been allocated in Fund 70 to cover the expenses. Mariela Mejia, Project Manager, explained that the Center Street Underpass Project was awarded $1 million in federal funding through the Large Urban Program. She stated that a 7.34% local match, totaling $73,400, is required to utilize the funding. Ms. Mejia explained that approval of the match payment is necessary for the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council to allocate the federal funds to the project. In response to questions from Council, Scott Stacy, representing Civil Science, provided an update on the Center Street Underpass Project. He reported that construction was progressing on the retaining walls and sidewalks on the southeast and southwest corners and that drilling had begun for the northwest retaining wall. He explained that work near the railroad had been delayed by Union Pacific requirements but that the contractor could now continue certain work while trains were present. Mr. Stacy estimated that the road could potentially reopen in October, with November or December being possible. He noted that boulders encountered during excavation had also delayed construction. Mr. Stacy expressed appreciation for the City’s cooperation and the contractor’s efforts to complete the project as quickly as possible. Mayor Dahlquist noted that Cannon Builders had doubled its crew and that City staff was working closely with the contractor and downtown businesses to expedite the project. He noted that improved signage had been installed to direct traffic to the east and west business districts and commended City staff and Cannon Builders for their efforts. A motion was made by Mr. Mangum, seconded by Ms. Satterfield, to approve an Addendum State/Local Agreement for the Center Street Railroad Bridge Underpass Rehab Project Key Number No. 12098 between the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) and the City of Pocatello, and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all applicable documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Mangum, Satterfield, Bates, Nichols, Paulsen, and Swanson. REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 10 AUGUST 6, 2026 AGENDAITEMNO. 22: CHANGE ORDER #6 - CENTER STREET RAILROAD BRIDGE UNDERPASS - IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Council was asked to approve Change Order No. 6 in the amount of $ 708,808.00 for the Center Street Railroad Bridge Underpass Project between the Idaho Transportation Department and the City of Pocatello, and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all applicable documents, subject to Legal Department review. This proposed change order covers the additional shoring design services required by Union Pacific’s requirements for the project. The cost of this change order will be paid from the project funding source and no additional project funding is required. A motion was made by Mr. Nichols, seconded by Ms. Satterfield, to approve Change Order No. 6 in the amount of $ 708,808.00 for the Center Street Railroad Bridge Underpass Project between the Idaho Transportation Department and the City of Pocatello, and authorize the Mayor’s signature on all applicable documents, subject to Legal Department review. Upon roll call, those voting in favor were Nichols, Satterfield, Bates, Mangum, Paulsen and Satterfield. AGENDAITEMNO. 23: ADJOURN There being no further business, Mayor Dahlquist adjourned the meeting at 7:02 p.m. APPROVED BY: MARK DAHLQUIST, MAYOR ATTESTED BY: PREPARED BY: AUBRIANA T. RESENDES, DEPUTY CITY CLERK
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