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New regulations for short-term rentals, frustrations with unused funds and $1.5 million for food justice—City Council Week of July 14.
Written by Amy Whipple
Updates
- Council rejects the nomination to designate Donny’s Place a historic landmark in keeping with the Planning Commission’s negative recommendation as well as the current owner’s lack of support.
- Council affirms plans for a Bakery Square expansion.
- Council approves an additional 7-week hold regarding the first step toward building a public safety training campus.
This Week’s Top Agenda Items
- New regulations for short-term rentals
- Council frustrated by unused funds
- Final Food Justice Fund recipients chosen
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- City Council · July 15, 2025
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