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Residents are worried that a proposed rule change is being used to target a specific council member retroactively.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
A special election could cost the city approximately $100,000.
Proponents argue it prevents partisanship and ensures full-time focus on city duties.
Opponents argue it limits the pool of qualified candidates and could be used as a political weapon.
The project will replace a vacant nursing home with new housing, adding density and a central green space to the neighborhood.
The project adds five units without increasing the building's footprint, utilizing existing underused space.
The project includes a traffic management plan to keep drop-off and pick-up traffic within the shopping center and away from the nearby neighborhood.
The library will remain in its temporary location through the summer to avoid service disruptions.
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The Council debated whether to require members to resign if they run for other offices. Residents and members worried about political targeting and the impact on city stability.