There are no public meetings for City Council or any boards, commissions, or committees at City Hall this week.
City Hall itself will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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There are no public meetings for City Council or any boards, commissions, or committees at City Hall this week.
City Hall itself will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Council votes 5-2 to affirm an existing zoning prohibition as residents and labor representatives debate utility demands, neighborhood impacts and construction jobs.
The proposal would authorize security guards and police officers to issue exclusion notices and clarify that patrons remain excluded while awaiting an appeal hearing.
The new committee will examine city services, privacy, jobs and infrastructure, with recommendations targeted for November 2027.
A draft floated at the meeting would create a nine-member panel with four-year terms and a two-term consecutive limit.
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