Lander public meetings in 2021

Special City Council

The City Council will vote on grant applications for floodplain relocation and fire department radios. The meeting includes a work session to discuss ARPA funds, park rules, and a Community Development Coordinator job description.

• Resolution 1232: FEMA grant for relocation and acquisition of residential structures in the floodplain
• Grant application for fire department radios in the amount of $202,598.07
• Planning and Design Services Agreement with Erdman Company for Table Mountain Living Community
• Discussion of ARPA funds
• Discussion of Park Rules

The City Council approved a FEMA grant application for floodplain residential relocation and a $202,598.07 grant for fire department radios. They also authorized a design services agreement for the Table Mountain Living Community. A separate work session included discussions on property tax increases and a new community development position.

• Approved Resolution 1232 for FEMA grant for floodplain residential relocation and acquisition
• Approved $202,598.07 grant application for new fire department radios
• Approved Planning and Design Services Agreement with Erdman Company for Table Mountain Living Community
• Nominated Missy White and Julia Stuble to meet with LIFT to formalize evaluation rubric

Regular City Council

The City Council will vote on several resolutions regarding emergency operations and city staffing. The meeting includes a third reading of an ordinance for City Park rules and the appointment of members to the Housing Authority Board and Planning Commission.

• FAA grant application for Taxiway A relocation in the amount of 3,500,000
• LIFT committee project awards from one-half cent sales tax totaling $155,610.85
• Ordinance 2021-6 to include City Park Rules in Parks and Recreation
• Resolution 1228 to create a Community Development Coordinator job description
• Agreement with Yvonne Elliott for city hall and police department janitorial services

The City Council approved several funding measures, including LIFT committee project awards and a federal grant application for airport construction. The council also made several board appointments and updated the city's pay schedule policy.

• Authorized $3.5M FAA grant application for Taxiway A relocation
• Approved $155,610.85 in LIFT committee project awards for Western Printing, Granite & Tile Connection, LLC, Bossert Collective, and Kiddy-up
• Adopted Fremont County/Municipal/Tribal Emergency Operations Plan (Resolution 1227)
• Approved amendments to Pay Schedule section of Policy and Procedure Manual (Resolution 1230)
• Appointed RaJean Strube Fossen to the Housing Authority Board
• Appointed Lisa Jacks and reappointed Dave Fehringer to Planning Commission
• Authorized janitorial services agreement with Yvonne Elliott
• Tabled Resolution 1228 (Community Development Coordinator job description) and Resolution 1229 (Salary Structure)

Special City Council

The Lander City Council is meeting to vote on several construction contracts and grant applications. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding the Table Mountain Living Community Infrastructure Project and appointments to the Planning Commission.

• Construction Contract with Groathouse Construction for Maven Headquarters building not to exceed $6,100,000
• Airport Rescue Grant Agreement for $59,000.00
• Change Order 2 from Patrick Construction for Bank Restoration & Utility Crossings Project for $15,120.00
• Resolution 1225 allowing fireworks for Light Up Lander event on December 4, 2021
• Application to 2021 Business Ready Community Grant and Loan Program for Table Mountain Living Community Infrastructure Project

The Lander City Council approved several infrastructure and development projects, including a construction contract for the Maven Headquarters building and a grant application for the Table Mountain Living Community. The Council also authorized a memorandum of understanding with Wyoming State Parks regarding Sinks Canyon and approved fireworks for the upcoming Light Up Lander event. A work session was held to discuss grant funding, economic development, and software demonstrations.

• Approved fireworks for Light Up Lander event on Dec 4, 2021
• Approved grant application for Table Mountain Living Community project
• Appointed Tom Russel to the Planning Commission
• Authorized MOU with Wyoming State Parks for Sinks Canyon
• Approved $6.1M construction contract with Groathouse Construction
• Approved $59,000 Airport Rescue Grant Agreement
• Approved $15,120 change order for bank restoration project

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on increasing a loan for the Maven Project. The body is also reviewing updates to the residential building code and city park rules. Additionally, the council will consider several contracts and grant agreements.

• Resolution 1224: Increase Maven Project loan from $2,705,392 to $3,000,000
• Ordinance 2021-5: Adopt 2021 International Residential Building Code
• Ordinance 2021-6: Include City Park Rules in Parks and Recreation section
• $24,000 Grant Award Agreement with Homeland Security
• $25,000 engagement letter with WIPFLI for Assisted Living Feasibility study

The Lander City Council approved Resolution 1224 to increase the Wyoming Business Council loan amount for the Maven Project from $2,705,392 to $3,000,000. The council also approved a $24,000 Homeland Security grant agreement, a GovHR USA contract extension, a cleaning contract for the community center, and a $25,000 feasibility study agreement with WIPFLI. However, the second reading of Ordinance 2021-5 to adopt the 2021 International Residential Building Code failed on a vote.

• Approved agenda (Motion passed)
• Approved consent agenda including bills and claims (Motion passed)
• Approved Resolution 1224 to increase Maven Project loan to $3,000,000 (Motion passed)
• Ordinance 2021-5 to adopt 2021 International Residential Building Code failed (Failed with Cox, White, Hahn, and Mayor Richardson voting no)
• Approved Ordinance 2021-6 amending parks and recreation rules (Motion passed)
• Authorized Mayor to sign $24,000 Homeland Security grant agreement (Motion passed)
• Authorized Mayor to sign GovHR USA contract extension (Motion passed)
• Authorized Mayor to sign Shields Cleaning agreement for Lander Community Center (Motion passed)

Regular City Council

The City Council will consider two ordinances regarding building codes and city park rules. The body is also reviewing several contracts and lease agreements, including a solar project for the Senior Center.

• Ordinance 2021-5 to adopt 2021 International Residential Building Code
• Ordinance 2021-6 to include City Park Rules
• $80,455 contract with CE Solar for solar array and EV charging at Lander Senior Center
• Notice of award to Goathouse Construction for the Maven Project
• Hanger Space Lease Agreements for Hanger 3, LLC and Ann R. and A. Wayne Baldwin Trust

The City Council approved a construction contract for the Maven Project and authorized several lease and mortgage agreements. The council also passed the first reading of an ordinance to adopt the 2021 International Residential Building Code despite staff recommendations to wait.

• Approved $5,938,657 construction award to Groathouse Construction for Maven Project
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2021-5 to adopt 2021 International Residential Building Code
• Approved Ordinance 2021-6 to include City Park Rules in Parks and Recreation code
• Approved $80,455 contract with CE Solar for solar array and EV charging at Senior Center
• Approved MOU with Senior Foundation for Blue Sky Senior Solar project match
• Approved Hanger Space Lease Agreements for Hanger 3, LLC and Ann R. and A. Wayne Baldwin Trust
• Approved Mortgage Agreement with Wyoming Business Council for Maven BRC project

Regular City Council

The City Council will discuss several agreements including flood mitigation and a river park grant. The body is also reviewing a subdivision plat replat and a construction change order.

• Project Partnership Agreement with USCorps of Engineers for Flood Mitigation design and construction
• LWCF Popo Agie River Park agreement for $250,000 grant
• County Subdivision Plat for Lander Ranchettes West, Tract 2A, 2B replat
• Change Order 1 from Patrick Construction, Inc. for Bank Restoration and Utility Crossing project
• Blue Sky MOU and block program for the Lander Senior Center

The City Council authorized the Mayor to sign a Project Partnership Agreement for the design and construction of flood mitigation. The council also approved several grants, a subdivision plat, and a construction change order.

• Approved Project Partnership Agreement with US Corps of Engineers for flood mitigation design and construction
• Approved $250,000 LWCF Popo Agie River Park grant agreement
• Approved Blue-Sky MOU and block program for Lander Senior Center
• Approved Change Order 1 from Patrick Construction, Inc. for Bank Restoration and Utility Crossing project
• Approved County Subdivision Plat for Lander Ranchettes West, Tract 2A, 2B replat
• Approved termination of License and Indemnification Agreement with Lander Chamber of Commerce for the stage
• Approved bills and claims

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a project partnership agreement for the design and construction of a flood management wall. The meeting also includes a recognition for the Housing Authority Board and a book discussion.

• Project Partnership Agreement for Flood Management project (Wall at Fremont Street)
• Recognition of Margaret Appleby for Housing Authority Board

The City Council held a work session to discuss a potential partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a flood management project on Fremont Street. No formal votes were taken during the meeting. The council also discussed strategies for youth engagement in local government based on the book "13 Ways to Kill Your Community."

• Recognized Margaret Appleby for 29 years of service on the Housing Authority Board

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a new bar and grill liquor license. The body is also deciding on several engineering and relocation contracts and board appointments.

• Public hearing for Endzone Bar & Grill liquor license at 138 N 7th Street
• Third reading of Ordinance 2021-4 to vacate 3 parcels adjacent to 315 Wyoming Street
• HDR design and construction engineering agreement for Gannet Peak Safe Routes up to $115,633.11
• HDR FEMA relocation and acquisition study contract for $104,785.00
• AIP 3-56-0016-020-2021 for $336,544 to relocate Taxiway A East end

The City Council approved several engineering and relocation contracts, including a FEMA study and airport taxiway relocation. The council also granted a liquor license to Endzone Bar & Grill and made several board appointments.

• Approved liquor license for Endzone Food and Beverage, LLC (Endzone Bar & Grill)
• Approved Ordinance 2021-4 to vacate 3 parcels in Capital Hill Addition
• Authorized $115,633.11 HDR agreement for Gannet Peak Safe Routes
• Authorized $104,785.00 HDR FEMA relocation and acquisition study contract
• Authorized $336,544 for relocation of Taxiway A East end
• Authorized $59,000 ARPA FAA grant application for operating funds
• Authorized $2,612.50 MOU with Fremont County for Hillcrest Street multimodal study
• Appointed Janeira Hart and Bob Spengler to the Housing Authority Board

Regular City Council

The City Council will vote on several subdivision requests and a grant application for a senior solar array. The meeting includes a resolution to amend the Building Inspector's job description and a discussion on ambulance service funding.

• Resolution 1223: Amending Building Inspector job description
• Blue Sky grant application for Senior solar array
• Free Acre County Subdivision request
• Dillon Vista Re-subdivision for Moorman/Holtzman
• Amoretti, 2nd Subdivision Re-subdivision for Sunrise Villa Estates

The Lander City Council approved several subdivision requests and authorized the mayor to sign a solar array grant application. The council also awarded a FEMA relocation and acquisition proposal and amended a job description for the building inspector. A work session was held to discuss ambulance funding, employee vaccine incentives, and community development topics.

• Amended job description for Building Inspector
• Authorized Mayor to sign Blue Sky grant for senior solar array
• Approved Free Acre County Subdivision request
• Approved Dillon Vista Re-subdivision
• Approved Amoretti, 2nd Subdivision Re-subdivision
• Awarded FEMA Relocation and Acquisition Proposal

Regular City Council

The City Council will discuss updating the city's salary structure and creating new job descriptions. The body is also considering the vacation of parcels near Wyoming Street and a re-subdivision at 219 Washakie.

• Resolution 1221: Creating job descriptions for Code Enforcement and Airport & Fire Hall Facilities Manager
• Resolution 1222: Amending the City of Lander Personnel regulations salary structure
• Ordinance 2021-4: Vacating 3 parcels in Capital Hill Addition adjacent to 315 Wyoming Street
• Approval of re-subdivision of Original townsite of Lander at 219 Washakie
• Proclamation for Hunger Action Month

The City Council approved new job descriptions for the Airport & Fire Hall Facilities Manager and Code Enforcement positions. They also adopted an amended salary structure for city personnel and approved the vacation of three parcels in the Capital Hill Addition. Additionally, the council authorized a grant agreement with Maven and approved a re-subdivision plat for 219 Washakie.

• Authorized WBC Contingency Development and Revenue Recapture agreement with Maven
• Approved Resolution 1221 creating new job descriptions
• Approved Resolution 1222 adopting amended salary structure
• Approved Ordinance 2021-4 vacating three parcels at 315 Wyoming Street
• Approved re-subdivision of 219 Washakie
• Approved July 27, 2021, work session minutes as amended (6-1)

Regular City Council

The City Council will vote on a temporary open container exemption for N. 8th Street and the appointment of four members to the LIFT committee. The body will also consider authorizing the Mayor to sign a hangar lease and grant-related agreements. A work session will follow to discuss FEMA projects and citizen complaints.

• Resolution 1220: Open container exemption for N. 8th Street to Lincoln on August 7, 2021
• Appointment of Marilyn Fisher, Dennis Selley, Bruce Gallinger, and Andrew Gramlich to the LIFT committee
• Hangar lease with Parker Place, LLC
• WBC Contingency Development and Revenue Recapture agreements with Maven and LEDA
• Presentation from Strike Consultants on FEMA projects

The City Council approved several appointments and a hangar lease, while tabling a contingent development agreement for the Maven project to allow for further internal review. The council also amended a resolution to exempt a portion of No 8th Street from open container laws for a specific event. Additionally, the council held a work session to discuss potential non-discrimination ordinances.

• Approved open container exemption for No 8th Street (amended to 11:00 pm)
• Appointed Marilyn Fisher, Dennis Selley, Bruce Gallinger, and Andrew Gramlich to LIFT
• Authorized Mayor to sign hangar lease with Parker Place, LLC
• Tabled Maven contingent development and revenue recapture agreements

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and first reading for an ordinance to vacate street and alley portions near 315 Wyoming Street. The body will also consider several authorizations for the Mayor to sign leases, project modifications, and funding agreements.

• Public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 2021-4 to vacate 3 parcels adjacent to 315 Wyoming Street
• WYDOT agreement for chip seal and main street sidewalk replacements for $448,553.00
• FEMA award of $82,139.00 for a flood plain real estate relocation study
• Resolution 1219 for federal TAP funding for safe routes to schools near Baldwin Creek Schools
• Airport hangar lease with Random Ranch, LLC

The City Council approved several infrastructure agreements, including a WYDOT contract for Main Street and a FEMA award for a flood plain study. The council also adopted updated International Codes with specific amendments to exclude the 2021 Residential Building Code and the 1997 Uniform Code for Abatement of Dangerous Buildings.

• Approved $448,553 WYDOT agreement for chip seal and main street sidewalk replacements
• Approved $82,139 FEMA award for flood plain real estate relocation study
• Approved Ordinance 2021-2 to adopt International Codes, amended to exclude 2021 IRC and 1997 Uniform Code for Abatement of Dangerous Buildings
• Approved Resolution 1219 for federal TAP funding application for safe routes to Baldwin Creek Schools
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2021-4 to vacate 3 parcels adjacent to 315 Wyoming Street
• Authorized Mayor to sign license agreement and transfer deed to Hunke's
• Authorized Mayor to sign airport hangar lease with Random Ranch, LLC
• Authorized Mayor to sign Modification #3 for Middle Fork Restoration Project

Regular City Council

The City Council will vote on several service contracts and land plat approvals. A following work session includes a discussion on adopting 2021 International Codes.

• Resolution 1217: Open container exemption for N. 8th Street on July 2 & 3, 2021
• General Service Contract with Rocky Mountain Power for 405 Fremont
• 5-year Airport Engineering Services contract with T-O Engineering
• MOU with FCSD #1 for School Resource Officer program
• Minor plat S21.01 for 675 Sweetwater Street

The Lander City Council approved resolutions exempting a portion of N. 8th Street from open container rules and reclassing restricted funds. The council also authorized several contracts, including a general service contract with Rocky Mountain Power, an airport engineering services contract with T-O Engineering, and an MOU with FCSD #1 for the School Resource Officer program, alongside approving a minor plat and a lot line adjustment. Additionally, the council held a work session discussing staff updates, upcoming code ordinances, and community funding requests.

• Approved Resolution 1217 exempting a portion of N. 8th Street from open container on July 2 & 3, 2021
• Approved Resolution 1218 reclassing restricted City of Lander funds to unrestricted monies
• Authorized Mayor to sign General Service Contract with Rocky Mountain Power for 405 Fremont, City Park Service
• Authorized Mayor to sign Airport Engineering Services 5-year contract with T-O Engineering
• Authorized Mayor to sign MOU between City of Lander and FCSD #1 for School Resource Officer program
• Approved minor plat S21.01 at 675 Sweetwater Street
• Approved Kenney lot line adjustment from October 26, 2017

Regular City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing and consider approval of the 2021-2022 budget and mill levy. The body will also review several resolutions regarding city fees, job descriptions, and open container exemptions.

• Resolution 1214: Approving 2021-2022 Budget
• Bid from Patrick Construction, Inc. for Bank Restoration and Utility Crossing FEMA project for $1,624,415.75
• FAA grant for $290,940 for Taxiway A East end reconstruction design
• FAA application for $500,000 for Taxiway A East end reconstruction construction
• Ordinance 2021-2: Amending Title 3 of City Code Book to adopt newest International Codes

The Lander City Council approved the 2021-2022 budget and fee schedule, while tabling the third reading of an ordinance regarding the adoption of 2021 International Codes and fire sprinklers for further discussion. The council also authorized multiple FAA grants for airport taxiway reconstruction, approved a $1,624,415.75 FEMA project bid, and passed several open container resolutions for upcoming local events.

• Approved agenda
• Approved consent agenda including bills and claims
• Approved Resolution 1210: Open container exemption for Lander Climbers Festival
• Approved Resolution 1211: Open container for July 4, 2021
• Approved Resolution 1212: Amending City of Lander Fee Schedule
• Approved Resolution 1213: Amended job descriptions for city officials and police department
• Approved Resolution 1214: Approving 2021-2022 Budget
• Approved Resolution 1215: Dedicating Rodeo Drive and approving boundary survey

City Council Work Session

The City Council is meeting for a special work session. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss strategic planning.

• Strategic Planning

The Lander City Council met for a work session on May 26, 2021, to continue discussions on strategic planning. No formal votes or legislative actions were recorded during this session.

• Discussed strategic planning (no formal action taken)

City Council Work Session

The City Council is holding a work session to receive updates from staff and council. The meeting includes discussions on building code updates and the city's fee schedule.

• Building code updates presented by Mike Logue
• Discussion of the Fee Schedule

The council held a work session to discuss updating building codes to 2021 standards, specifically regarding residential fire sprinkler requirements. Members also reviewed the city fee schedule and upcoming water rate changes. No formal votes were recorded during this session.

• Discussed 2021 building, fire, and electrical code updates (no decision)
• Debated residential fire sprinkler requirements for new homes (no decision)
• Reviewed proposed fee schedule and permit fee increases (no decision)
• Discussed rural water rate increase from $8.40 to $13.40 effective July 1

Special City Council

The City Council is meeting to administer the oath of office for Police Chief Scott Peters. The body will also consider authorizations for grant signatures, a fire management plan, and a bill of sale.

• Oath of Office for Police Chief Scott Peters
• Ratification of Mayor's signature on CRRSA grant – FAA Cares Act
• Authorization for 2021 Wildland Fire Management Annual Operating Plan
• Bill of Sale between City of Lander and Rising Star Gymnastics, LLC
• $42,641.00 bid from Edlund Construction for roof replacement on 5 Park and Recreation buildings

The Lander City Council held a special meeting on May 17, 2021, where they administered the oath of office to Police Chief Scott Peters. The council approved the Mayor's signature on the CRRSA Grant and the 2021 Wildland Fire Management Annual Operating Plan. They also authorized a bill of sale for gymnastic equipment and approved a construction bid for park and recreation buildings.

• Administered Oath of Office for Police Chief Scott Peters
• Ratified Mayor's signature on the CRRSA Grant - FAA Cares Act
• Authorized Mayor to sign 2021 Wildland Fire Management Annual Operating Plan
• Authorized Mayor to sign Bill of Sale with Rising Star Gymnastics, LLC
• Approved $42,641.00 bid from Edlund Construction to replace roof on five Park and Recreation buildings

City Council Work Session

The City Council is convening a special work session to discuss strategic planning. This is the first of two scheduled sessions, with another planned for May 26, 2021.

• Strategic Planning discussion

The City Council held a work session to discuss the status of various strategic planning tasks. The meeting focused on reviewing a list of proposed, in-progress, and completed projects across city departments.

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the transfer of Liquor License #4 and vote on several resolutions regarding open container exemptions. The body is also reviewing the 2021-2022 budget and multiple grant applications for city improvements.

• Ordinance 2021-3 regarding Mill Levy
• FAA grant agreement for $177,796.00 for hangar acquisition
• Wyoming Energy Authority grant application for $25,000 for outdoor lighting
• LOR grant for $9,500.00 for marketing assisted living facility
• PACD Community Enhancement grant for $1,000 for Academic Way landscape easement

The Lander City Council approved several resolutions regarding open container exemptions, personnel job descriptions, and housing authority powers. The council also passed multiple ordinances, including a mill levy and updates to the city code, and authorized various grant applications and contracts for city projects.

• Approved transfer of liquor license #4
• Approved Resolution 1203 for Lander Housing Authority expansion
• Approved open container exemptions for N. First St, S. 4th St, and Lincoln St
• Approved Resolution 1209 regarding personnel compensation plan
• Approved Ordinance 2021-1 (Mill Levy) and 2021-2 (International Codes)
• Authorized $177,796 FAA grant agreement for hangar acquisition
• Authorized $25,000 Wyoming Energy Authority grant application
• Authorized $9,500 LOR grant application for assisted living marketing

Special City Council

The Lander City Council is meeting for a special work session. The purpose of the meeting is to hold discussions regarding the 2021-22 budget.

• 2021-22 Budget discussions

The City Council discussed the draft 2021-22 budget, including employee benefits and equipment funding. Council directed the City Treasurer to maintain the COLA and increase HRA contributions to $1,000 per employee.

• Directed City Treasurer to keep 3.65% COLA
• Directed City Treasurer to increase HRA contribution to $1,000 per employee

Special City Council

The City Council is meeting to vote on a resolution regarding open containers and approve several plats. A following work session will cover budget discussions, housing authority bylaws, and building code updates.

• Resolution 1202: Exempting portion of N. 3rd St from Open Container on May 1, 2021
• Approval of plats: Replat of Riverside – Neary, Artery Hart – Artery, and Partial Replat of Gannett Peak – Rose
• Ordinance 2021-2: Amending Title 3 to Adopt the 2021 International Codes
• Budget discussion regarding wages, benefits, and Council's want list
• Review of resolution expanding Housing Authority authority and revised bylaws

The council agreed to move forward with the sale of depreciated gymnastic and climbing equipment. Other items, including a floodwall project and building code amendments, were discussed but not decided.

• Approved moving forward with the sale of city-owned gymnastic and climbing equipment
• Agreed to submit the Wyoming Promise Resolution to the WAM Business meeting

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a liquor application for Mulino’s and amendments to the 2020-2021 budget. The body is also reviewing updates to the city's compensation plan and the adoption of new International Codes.

• Resolution 1199 to amend the 2020-2021 Budget
• Ordinance 2021-2 to adopt the newest International Codes
• Ordinance 2021-3 regarding Mill Levy
• Ratification of a $23,000 FAA Airport grant (CRRSAA grant 56-0016)
• General Service Contract with Rocky Mtn Power for pump station near 1300 Buena Vista Drive

The City Council approved an amendment to the 2020-2021 budget and updated the city's compensation plan. The council also authorized several infrastructure projects, including a well transmission pipeline and a pump station service extension. Additionally, a liquor license for Mulino's was approved.

• Approved 2020-2021 Budget amendment (Resolution 1199)
• Approved new grade scale and updated job descriptions (Resolution 1200)
• Approved Bar & Grill Liquor License for Mulino’s
• Authorized service extension to pump station near 1300 Buena Vista Drive
• Approved County Subdivision Plat 21.01 In Greener Pastures
• Ratified $23,000 FAA Airport grant (CRRSAA grant 56-0016)
• Authorized Lander Well Transmission Pipeline 2021 Project Agreement
• Authorized Amended Promissory Note with SLIB

City Council Work Session

The City Council is meeting for a special work session. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss strategic planning.

• Strategic Planning

The City Council held a work session to continue discussions on strategic planning. No formal decisions or votes were recorded in the minutes.

Special City Council

The City Council is meeting to authorize the Mayor to sign a rental contract, a FEMA application, and a change order. A following work session will cover parks, water shortage priorities, and the Wyoming Promise resolution.

• Contract with WY Department of Education for Lander Community Center rental for $1,690.00
• FEMA HMGP Application
• Change Order for Scada System
• Resolution to support Wyoming Promise
• Discussion on water shortage priorities

The City Council authorized the Mayor to sign a FEMA HMGP application requesting $200,000 for flood mitigation, with a $67,000 city match from the general fund. The council also approved a community center rental contract and a Scada System change order. A separate work session included discussions on solar panels, budget amendments, and park maintenance.

• Approved $1,690 contract with Wyoming Dept of Education for community center rental
• Approved FEMA HMGP Application for $200,000 (City match: $67,000)
• Approved Change Order 1 for Scada System

City Council Work Session

The City Council is meeting for a special work session. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss strategic planning.

• Strategic Planning

The Lander City Council held a special work session on March 16, 2021, at City Hall to discuss strategic planning. The provided minutes record no substantive decisions or votes, as the meeting was for a work session.

• Held a work session for strategic planning (no decisions recorded)

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a liquor license application for Carson’s Bar & Grill. The body is also reviewing two subdivision plats and a grant application for undeveloped recreation land.

• Public hearing and vote on Bar & Grill Liquor License for Carson’s Bar & Grill
• Resolution 1197: Grant application to the LWCF for purchasing undeveloped recreation land
• Resolution 1198: Creating a job description for Human Resource Director
• Ordinance 1240: Amending Section 2-2-16 regarding Restaurant Liquor Licensees
• Approval of Golden Willow Subdivision plat CS21.01 and Artery Hart Subdivision Final Plat S21.01

The City Council approved two subdivision plats and authorized the Mayor to sign a WYDOT grant for sidewalks and lights near Gannet Peak School. The council also approved a liquor license for Carson’s Bar & Grill and a grant application for undeveloped recreation land. Additionally, the council approved a new job description for a Human Resource Director.

• Approved liquor license for Carson’s Bar & Grill
• Approved Resolution 1197 for $250,000 LWCF grant application (recreation land)
• Approved Resolution 1198 creating Human Resource Director job description
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 1240 amending restaurant liquor license rules
• Approved amended bylaws for Lander Fire Department
• Approved LIFT Committee structure as a LEDA subcommittee
• Authorized Mayor to sign WYDOT 2021 Transportation Alternatives grant
• Approved Golden Willow and Artery Hart subdivision plats

City Council Work Session

The City Council is meeting for a special work session. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss strategic planning.

• Strategic Planning

City Council Work Session

The City Council will hold a work session to review staff and council updates. Discussions include the LEDA 1/2 cent committee, liquor law changes, and revisions to the step and grade scale.

• LEDA 1/2 cent committee discussion
• Lander Senior Center update from Jane Nolde
• Discussion on revising step and grade scale
• Changes to liquor laws
• Scheduling of strategic planning sessions

The City Council met for a work session to hear updates from staff and community organizations, discuss a proposed LEDA half-cent committee structure, review senior center services, and preview upcoming resolutions and ordinances regarding wage scales and liquor laws. Because this was a work session, no formal votes or final policy decisions were recorded in the minutes.

Regular City Council

The City Council will discuss the use of the Lander Community Center for recreation programs and appoint a Council President and a Planning Commission member. The body is deciding on several contracts and payments related to city infrastructure and facility maintenance.

• Award bid for Lander Senior Center AC replacement to Custom Sheetmetal for $34,250.00
• Final payment of $146,743.48 to Jerry Bornhoft Construction for Lander Infiltration Reduction Project – 2nd Street
• Appointment of Drew Seitz to the Planning Commission for a 3 year term
• Acceptance of amended Bylaws for Lander Fire Department
• Authorization for Mayor to sign Russian Olive Customer Agreement with Fremont Co. Weed & Pest Control District

The City Council approved final payments and completion documents for the Lander Infiltration Reduction Project on 2nd Street. Other actions included awarding an AC replacement contract for the Senior Center and appointing a new Planning Commission member.

• Approved $146,743.48 final payment to Jerry Bornhoft Construction for 2nd Street project
• Awarded $34,250.00 AC replacement bid for Lander Senior Center to Custom Sheetmetal
• Appointed Drew Seitz to the Planning Commission for a 3-year term
• Approved 2-year warranty and final completion certificate for 2nd Street project
• Approved amendment for Lander Tank & Pump Station Project
• Authorized Mayor to sign Russian Olive Customer Agreement with Fremont County Weed & Pest Control District
• Tabled amended bylaws for Lander Fire Department for further adjustments
• Approved bills and claims

City Council Work Session

The City Council will meet for a work session to receive an auditors presentation and appoint council liaisons. The meeting includes nominations for Council President and a discussion on updating section 12-1-3.

• Auditors presentation
• Council President nominations
• Council liaisons appointments
• Discussion on updating section 12-1-3
• FCAG-CSBG needs assessment Zoom with Sheela Schermetzler

The City Council held a work session to review an audit report and discuss the potential for a local $200,000 investment in a ditch study after state funding failed. The session included a needs assessment on local poverty and discussions regarding the Parks and Recreation Board.

• No substantive votes recorded; meeting was a work session

Regular City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the renewal of 2021-2022 liquor licenses and the transfer of Retail License #2. The body will also vote on several service contracts, bank depositories, and project completions.

• Transfer of Liquor License Retail #2 to William Vacek dba “The Bank”
• Renewal of Liquor Licenses for 2021-2022
• Certificate of Completion for Lander High Pressure Water Line, Phase II with Wilson Brothers Construction, Inc.
• Service contract with SecuraMax for police department software
• Airport Grant to relocate Taxiway A Runway 22 End (design phase)

The City Council swore in new members and the Fire Chief. The council approved the renewal of liquor licenses, appointed official depositories, and authorized the Mayor to sign several software, lease, and infrastructure agreements.

• Approved transfer of Liquor License Retail #2 to William Vacek
• Approved renewal of Liquor Licenses for 2021-2022
• Appointed Lander Journal as Official Newspaper
• Appointed Wells Fargo, Central Bank and Trust, First Interstate Bank, and Wyoming Community Bank as Official Depositories
• Authorized Mayor to sign Caselle software proposal
• Authorized Mayor to sign Property Lease Agreement with Wyoming.com
• Authorized Mayor to sign Certificate of Completion for Lander High Pressure Water Line, Phase II and release retainage to Wilson Brothers Construction
• Authorized Mayor to sign $12,000 Airport Grant for Taxiway A Runway 22 End design phase