The City Council convened on February 3, 2026, to review and approve the meeting minutes, adopt three new job classifications without increasing full-time equivalents (FTEs), update parking citation fines, revise police and fire pay plans to facilitate lateral transfers, and implement comprehensive zoning code clarifications. The meeting proceeded with unanimous motion approvals for all agenda items.
No public comments or testimony were recorded during this session. Discussion was limited to Council members and staff.
Parking Citation Fines (Ordinance to Amend 10-13):
Police and Fire Pay Plan (Section 19-52):
Zoning Code Update (Section 19-52 Amendment):
An opportunity to look at the meeting minutes. Make a motion. All right. All in favor. The minutes pass. All righty. Brett, am I? No, I've got the wrong one. Somebody help me out here. Oh, thank you. Good afternoon, Mayor and Council. Brett. Her hair is longer than his. So this is a request to adopt a job classification for water wastewater treatment plant electronics technician senior. This is what we're doing is adding a career progression step for the electronics technician. Currently, we do not anticipate reclassifying anyone into that position, but we want to make it available so that they know as they progress through their career that it's available. No new FTEs. Okay. I'll make a motion. So all in favor. All right, that passes. Okay. And the next one is a request to adopt a court referral monitoring specialist job classification. This will go along with their new program recently started and municipal court. In this position, the and it will not be any new FTs similar to the next one or the previous one. But the employee that would be in this role would be responsible for doing monthly check-ins with clients and drug screens. I'll make a motion. Second. All in favor? Thank you. All right. Ms. Stewart. Good afternoon, Council. It's not often that we have uh the two of you together on Sunday. No, it's a rare sighting. So this would be an ordinance to amend 10-13, which is the parking citation fines. This would be to increase obstructing traffic, loading zone, and overtime parking. All three were previously at $19. Obstructing traffic and loading zone would go to 104 and overtime parking to 25. Okay. Any questions about raising these fees? So the obstructing parking structural party be like people double parked at these food places out here where the traffic can't get by on university coming that way or 5th street going west. Right. Well, will this include delivery trucks? Is that right? Yeah. Mr. Director, are we going to be able to enforce that? Yes, sir.