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The Sioux City Council met on October 26, 2026, at approximately 4:00 PM. The meeting included the consent agenda, public hearings on annexation and zoning of 7103 Morningside Avenue, and citizen concerns. Key discussions focused on traffic safety, lot sizes, and future development.
Scott? Here. Bernstein? Here. Ertrand? Here. Rayford. Here. Please stand for a moment of silent for followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. For which it stands. One nation, an under guy, an indivisible with liberty and justice borrow. We'll go to the consent agenda. Those items are two through twelve G. You can consider those items to pass unanimously unless a separate roll call votes asked for by a council member. You want to speak on any of these items, please come up as I read that number. If you want to speak on an item not on the agenda, please come up at the end of the regular meeting during citizen concerns. Always remember to state your name for the record and provide your statement. And remember to limit your remarks to three minutes. We may, because of the number of people here today, take take uh uh limited. I mean, everybody will probably get a chance to speak, but anyway, uh if it gets to a point where it's re becoming very repetitive, I may ask you to raise your hand if you're for or against on because I think you're all here probably for one item. So I'll move the consent agenda. Second reading of the October 14th, 15th, and 19th City Council minutes. Three is a resolution adopting the third quarter supplement to the municipal code. Received from July through September. You know, I know we don't pull the specific donations, but I think we should acknowledge there are some very nice contributions that are made to various organizations or departments within the city. So thanks to those that contributed five reactions relating to boards, commission, and committees. A is a motion appointing Winona, leader charge of the Human Rights Commission. B is a motion accepting the events facility tourism advisory board's annual report. So do we have a homeless court update? And I can ask I can hold off on my second question. But what is a warrant resolution clinic? Sure. Um so yes, the group is still moving forward. We did get delayed a little bit because of the um change in state law that we were anticipating. So basically what that means, we started doing um Clara and our office done a great job leading um our same-day service fares, and as a part of that, um we were going to have warrant resolutions at those as well. So that means there's a judge there. Um you have low-level warrants that might help you or um might impede you from getting housed. We can take a look at that there. Um state law change due to an issue in another county. And so um, so we've kind of had to switch gears. So the state wanted to make it very clear in the amendment that we're getting an extension, but also that we are not going to be moving forward with any type of warrant resolution as well. So that is excluded from the program. Okay. Yep.