Matters — January 2026
27 matters with activity · 27 new in this period
Case File 26-0014
The City Council proposed amending the municipal animal code to revise the definition of 'Animal' and add new animal-related definitions to clarify city regulations. These changes would affect how the city classifies and regulates various animals under its jurisdiction. The proposal was heard multiple times but stalled without a final vote.
Jan 20: Second Reading
Case File 26-0071
The City Council reviewed an ordinance to authorize the City Manager to execute a deed conveying approximately 1,055.8 acres of land. The proposed sale was valued at $420,000. After two hearings in early 2026, the matter stalled without reaching a vote.
Jan 20: Second Reading
Case File BC-1640
The Bond Overview Advisory Committee is holding hearings to elect its annual officers, including Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. These positions provide leadership and oversight for the committee's work on municipal bond funding and capital projects.
Case File BC-1639
The Bond Overview Advisory Committee is establishing a process for members to request items for placement on future agendas. This ensures all committee members have opportunity to raise relevant topics for discussion and decision-making.
Case File BC-1635
The Bond Overview Advisory Committee reserves this time for residents to address the committee on topics not listed on the formal agenda. This allows community members to raise concerns or questions about bond oversight and financing with a three-minute limit per speaker.
Alicia Coronel and Luis Carlos Coronel, PZST25-00008 Application (File 25-1437)
A special permit was proposed to allow infill development at 600 South Stanton Street with reduced side street setback and 60% reduction in parking requirements. The project was presented to the City Council but remained inactive after initial review without reaching a final decision.
Jan 6: Pass
Simpatico East Property LLC, PZRZ25-00021 Application (Z25-00021)
A zoning change was proposed for Lot 35 in Vista Hills Subdivision Unit Eleven to allow commercial use (C-1) instead of apartment use (A-2), both with special contract and permit conditions. The City Council held a hearing on the matter but the proposal has remained inactive with no final action recorded.
Jan 6: Pass
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