Kokomo public meetings in 2022

Council

The Kokomo Common Council is holding a special session to consider Ordinance #7073. This item involves a first reading for a rezoning from institutional uses to low intensity industrial/business park.

• Ordinance #7073: Rezoning from IS to LI at the NW corner of E North St. and Toby Pike
• First reading of Case P25-Z-22

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will hold a second reading on an ordinance to annex real estate into the city. The council will also consider resolutions regarding fund transfers and property tax exemptions within an Economic Revitalization Area.

• Ordinance #7066: Second reading for annexing real estate to Kokomo
• Resolution #2794: Transfer of funds
• Resolution #2790: Real property tax exemption for an Economic Revitalization Area
• Resolution #2791: Personal property tax exemption for an Economic Revitalization Area

COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

The Common Council approved Ordinance #7073 to rezone 2.37 acres of land. The property was changed from institutional uses (IS) to low intensity industrial/business park (LI).

• Suspended rules to pass Ordinance #7073 on first and second reading (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7073 rezoning Case P25-Z-22 from IS to LI (7-0)

Council Meeting

The Common Council approved tax exemptions for a $75 million investment at 2141 N. Toby Pike expected to create 75 jobs. The council also approved a fund transfer to balance year-end books and an agreement with Howard County for a Hotel and Conference Center.

• Approved second reading of Ordinance #7066 to annex property at 140 E 220 N (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #2794 to transfer funds and balance year-end books (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #2790 designating 2141 N. Toby Pike as an Economic Revitalization Area for real property tax exemptions (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #2791 designating 2141 N. Toby Pike as an Economic Revitalization Area for personal property tax exemptions (7-0)
• Approved Resolution #2795 modifying a 2019 inter-local agreement with Howard County for a Hotel and Conference Center (6-1)

Public Hearing Meeting

The Common Council approved the second reading of an ordinance establishing Councilmanic Districts and two rezoning requests. The Council also passed resolutions for a fiscal plan for annexed areas and year-end fund transfers.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance #7066 to annex real estate (8-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance #7070 to rezone property from U to HI (8-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance #7071 to rezone 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. from OC to M2 (8-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance #7072 establishing Councilmanic Districts (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2788 adopting a fiscal plan for city services to annexed areas (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2789 for fund transfers to balance books (8-0)
• Approved minutes from November 14th 2022 meeting

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will review ordinances for land annexation and several zoning changes. This includes a proposal to rezone 2331 W Lincoln Rd from office commercial to multi-family residential. The council will also address establishing council districts and fiscal plans for annexed areas.

• Ordinance #7066: Annexing real estate to the City of Kokomo
• Ordinance #7070: Rezoning from low intensity industrial/business Park to high intensity industrial/heavy manufacturing
• Ordinance #7071: Rezoning 2331 W Lincoln Rd from office commercial to multi-family residential
• Ordinance #7072: Establishing Council districts
• Resolution #2788: Adopting a fiscal plan for services in annexed areas

Council Meeting

The Common Council approved a $1.5 million appropriation for health care and firefighter overtime. The body also advanced several rezoning requests and land annexations, and held a public hearing on city redistricting.

• Approved $1.5M appropriation for health care and firefighter overtime (9-0)
• Passed first reading of Ordinance #7072 for Council manic Districts (9-0)
• Passed second reading of Ordinance #7059 annexing Obermeyer Parcels (9-0)
• Passed second reading of Ordinance #7063 annexing Sturgeon parcels (9-0)
• Passed second reading of Ordinance #7064 to change Overlay Districting to Industrial (9-0)
• Approved rezoning of 1401 E. Hoofer St. from C1 to IS (9-0)
• Approved rezoning of 955 E. 400 S. from IS to C2 (9-0)
• Passed first reading of rezoning 2331 W Lincoln Rd. to general multi-family residential (9-0)

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will consider second readings for the annexation of the Obermeyer and Sturgeon parcels. The agenda also includes first readings for several rezoning requests, a budget appropriation ordinance, and the establishment of councilmanic districts.

• Second reading for annexation of Obermeyer parcels (Ordinance #7059)
• Second reading for annexation of Sturgeon parcels (Ordinance #7063)
• Rezoning 1401 E. Hoofer St. from C1 to IS (Ordinance #7068)
• Rezoning 955 E. 400 S. from IS to C2 (Ordinance #7069)
• Rezoning 2331 W Lincoln Rd. from OC to M2 (Ordinance #7071)

Council

The Common Council will consider ordinances to annex the Obermeyer and Sturgeon parcels into city limits. The agenda also includes a request to rezone properties on N 100 E and Touby Pike to high-intensity industrial use. Additionally, the council will review resolutions regarding bond issuances for economic development areas.

• Ordinance #7059: Annexing Obermeyer parcels (first reading)
• Ordinance #7063: Annexing Sturgeon parcels (first reading)
• Ordinance #7064: Rezoning properties at 2462 N 100 E and Touby Pike to high-intensity industrial use
• Resolution #2781: Approving Tax Increment Revenue Bonds for economic development areas
• Resolution #2785: Adopting guidelines for legislative redistricting

Council

The council voted 8-0 to pass on first reading two voluntary annexations (Obermeyer and Sturgeon parcels) and to suspend rules to pass a rezoning from agricultural/residential to heavy industrial on second reading. It also approved four resolutions, including bond issuances for redevelopment districts, redistricting guidelines, and fiscal plans for the annexations. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Ordinance #7059 annexing Obermeyer parcels (8-0, first reading)
• Approved Ordinance #7063 annexing Sturgeon parcels (8-0, first reading)
• Approved Ordinance #7064 rezoning multiple parcels from AR/LI to HI (8-0, second reading)
• Approved Resolution #2781 authorizing TIF bonds for redevelopment districts (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2782 authorizing additional redevelopment bonds (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2785 adopting legislative redistricting guidelines (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2786 adopting fiscal plan for Obermeyer annexation (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2787 adopting fiscal plan for Sturgeon annexation (8-0)

COUNCIL MEETING

The council unanimously approved two moratoriums: one on construction of storage units/facilities (Ordinance 7060) and one on gas stations (Ordinance 7061), both effective until May 1, 2023, to allow time for zoning review and updates. Also approved was Ordinance 7062, a clerical correction to speed limit sections of the city code. Ordinance 7064 was postponed to the next meeting.

• Approved moratorium on storage unit/facility construction until May 1, 2023 (9-0)
• Approved moratorium on gas station construction until May 1, 2023 (9-0)
• Approved clerical amendment to speed limit code (9-0)
• Postponed Ordinance 7064 to October 24, 2022 meeting

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will review ordinances to set 2023 salaries for elected officials and city employees. The agenda also includes final readings for department budgets and proposed changes to wastewater utility rates. Additionally, the council will discuss several zoning reclassifications and economic development resolutions.

• Ordinance #7051: Fixing maximum salaries for city employees for fiscal year 2023
• Ordinance #7054: Final reading of budgets for various city departments, boards, and commissions
• Ordinance #7055: Amending rates and charges for the City’s Wastewater Utility
• Ordinance #7046: Re-zoning 2331 W. Lincoln Rd from office commercial to multifamily residential
• Resolution #2778: Economic Revitalization Area designation for Starplus Energy LLC

Council meeting public hearing 09-26-2022

The Kokomo Common Council unanimously approved the 2023 city budget of $79,452,673, salary ordinances for city employees and elected officials, and a wastewater rate increase effective January 1, 2023. The council also passed several zoning changes, including rezonings at 1512 E. Hoffer St. and 1715 W. Markland Ave., and denied a requested withdrawal of a rezoning petition at 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. Resolutions were adopted for an economic revitalization area for Starplus Energy LLC and a domestic violence awareness resolution.

• Approved 2023 city budget of $79,452,673 (8-0)
• Approved salary ordinance for city employees (8-0)
• Approved salary ordinance for elected officials (8-0)
• Approved wastewater rate increase effective Jan 1, 2023 (8-0)
• Denied rezoning petition at 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. after petitioner withdrawal (8-0)
• Approved rezoning at 1512 E. Hoffer St. from C1 to R4 (8-0)
• Approved rezoning at 1715 W. Markland Ave. from HI to PR for Kokomo Soccer Club (8-0)
• Adopted flood damage prevention ordinance to comply with FEMA and DNR (8-0)

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will review several ordinances during its September 12 meeting. This includes a second reading for a sewage system soil remediation project and first readings for city employee and official salaries. The council will also address wastewater utility rate changes and an economic revitalization designation.

• Second reading of Ordinance #7053 for sewage system soil remediation and revenue bonds
• First readings for ordinances fixing 2023 salaries for city employees and elected officials
• Ordinance #7048 regarding vacating a right of way in Kokomo
• Ordinance #7055 to amend wastewater utility rates and charges
• Resolution #2777 designating an Economic Revitalization area for Starplus Energy LLC

Public hearing council

The Kokomo Common Council held a public hearing with no comments and then passed several ordinances and a resolution. They approved a right-of-way vacation, a soil remediation project with revenue bonds, salary ordinances for city employees and elected officials, a wastewater rate increase, and a tax abatement resolution for Starplus Energy LLC. All votes were 8-0.

• Approved Ordinance #7048 vacating right-of-way (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7053 authorizing soil remediation and revenue bonds (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7051 fixing 2023 city employee salaries (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7052 fixing 2023 elected official salaries (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7055 increasing wastewater utility rates (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2777 designating Economic Revitalization Area for Starplus Energy LLC (8-0)

Council

The Council will hold first readings for an ordinance authorizing a soil remediation project for the city's sewage works system. This project is estimated to cost up to $20,100,000 and involves removing hazardous and non-hazardous waste. The meeting also includes a first reading on fixing budgets for various city departments, boards, and commissions.

• Ordinance #7053: Soil remediation project for sewage works (up to $20,100,000)
• Ordinance #7054: Fixing budgets for various city departments, boards, and commissions
• Resolution #2776: Authorizing applications with the Federal Transit Administration

COUNICL MEETING

The Common Council passed three items on first reading: a soil remediation project for the sewage works system funded by revenue bonds, the 2023 city budget totaling $79,452,693, and a resolution authorizing federal transit grant applications. All votes were 7-0.

• Passed Ordinance #7053 authorizing soil remediation for sewage works improvements and revenue bond issuance (7-0)
• Passed Ordinance #7054 fixing 2023 budgets: General Fund $49,273,690, other property tax backed funds $22,045,588, non-property tax backed funds $8,133,415 (7-0)
• Passed Resolution #2776 authorizing filing of federal transit grant applications with the FTA (7-0)

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will hold second readings on several zoning ordinances, including a rezone for nine parcels to high-intensity industrial use. The council will also consider first readings for changes to city speed limits and parking regulations.

• Rezoning nine parcels to High Intensity Industrial (Ordinance #7045)
• Rezoning 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. to multifamily residential (Ordinance #7046)
• Vacating a right of way on Busby Rd. (Ordinance #7048)
• Amending city speed limits (Ordinance #7049)
• Updating no parking and school zone regulations (Ordinance #7050)

COUNCIL MEETING

The Kokomo Common Council approved a rezoning of about 263 acres from residential/agricultural to high-intensity industrial, requested by the Greater Kokomo Economic Development Alliance. It denied a separate rezoning for a multifamily residential project at 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. after hearing resident concerns. The council also approved a right-of-way vacation for the Busby Road joint venture project and passed ordinances updating speed limits and parking rules.

• Approved Ordinance #7045 rezoning 9 parcels (263 acres) to HI industrial (9-0)
• Denied Ordinance #7046 rezoning at 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. to multifamily (0-9)
• Approved Ordinance #7048 vacating right-of-way for Busby Road project (9-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7049 amending speed limits (9-0, suspended rules)
• Approved Ordinance #7050 amending no-parking and school zone speed rules (9-0, suspended rules)

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will review several ordinances regarding land use and territory annexation. This includes second readings for property annexation and street vacations, as well as first readings for various rezoning requests.

• Rezoning nine parcels to High Intensity Industrial/Heavy Manufacturing (Ordinance #7045)
• Second reading for territory annexation to the City of Kokomo (Ordinance #7040)
• Second reading for vacating a portion of Mohr Dr. (Ordinance #7043)
• Rezoning from office commercial to multifamily residential (Ordinance #7046)
• Authorization of a development agreement (Resolution #2775)

KOKOMO COMMON COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING

The Kokomo Common Council unanimously approved Resolution #2775 authorizing the mayor to sign a development agreement with Stellantis and Samsung SDI for a battery cell and module manufacturing facility, a $2.7 billion investment expected to create 1,400 jobs. The council also passed several ordinances, including a zoning amendment, an annexation of about 214 acres, a vacation of a portion of Mohr Dr., a rezone of nine parcels to heavy industrial, and a right-of-way vacation on Busby Rd. A rezone for townhomes at 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. passed first reading 6-3, with council members requesting more information before final approval.

• Approved Resolution #2775 authorizing development agreement with Stellantis and Samsung SDI (9-0)
• Passed Ordinance #7044 amending zoning Ordinance #6279 on second reading (9-0)
• Passed Ordinance #7040 annexing approximately 214 acres on second reading (9-0)
• Passed Ordinance #7043 vacating a portion of Mohr Dr. on second reading (9-0)
• Passed Ordinance #7045 rezoning 9 parcels to heavy industrial on first reading (9-0)
• Passed Ordinance #7046 rezoning 2331 W. Lincoln Rd. to multi-family residential on first reading (6-3)
• Passed Ordinance #7048 vacating right of way on Busby Rd. on first reading (9-0)

KOKOMO COMMON COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING

The Kokomo Common Council held a public hearing and regular meeting on July 11, 2022. The council approved the annexation of approximately 214 acres (Ordinance #7040 on first reading) and adopted the associated fiscal plan (Resolution #2774), both by 7-0 votes. It also passed Ordinance #7039 on second reading to annex certain real estate, and approved first reading of Ordinance #7043 to vacate a portion of Mohr Drive. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned at 6:14 p.m.

• Approved Ordinance #7039 (annexation) on second reading (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution #2774 (fiscal plan for annexation) (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7040 (annexation of ~214 acres) on first reading (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7043 (vacating portion of Mohr Dr.) on first reading (7-0)

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will consider ordinances regarding territory annexation and the vacation of a portion of Mohr Drive. The meeting also includes second readings for real estate annexation and a rezoning request west of 2006 Judson Rd.

• Ordinance #7040: First reading to annex territory to the City of Kokomo
• Ordinance #7039: Second reading regarding real estate annexation
• Ordinance #7041: Second reading to rezone property west of 2006 Judson Rd to R3 density
• Ordinance #7043: First reading to vacate a portion of Mohr Drive
• Resolution #2774: Adoption of a fiscal plan for annexation

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will hold a public hearing and first readings on several ordinances. These include the annexation of real estate at West Judson Road and rezoning properties for increased residential density.

• Ordinance #7039: Annexation of real estate at W Judson Road (first reading)
• Ordinance #7041: Rezoning 2006 Judson Rd from agricultural/low density to medium density residential (first reading)
• Ordinance #7042: Rezoning 357 South 00 East West to medium density urban residential (first reading)

Council Public Hearing

The Kokomo Common Council held a public hearing and regular meeting on June 27, 2022. No public comments were made at the hearing. The council approved first reading of an annexation ordinance (8-0), first reading of a rezoning for Walnut Heights (8-0), and suspended rules to pass a second-home rezoning on first and second reading (8-0). All votes were unanimous with one member absent.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance #7039 annexing real estate (8-0)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance #7041 rezoning 117 acres west of Judson Christian Church to R3 (8-0)
• Suspended rules and passed Ordinance #7042 on first and second reading for a second home at 357 South 00 East-West (8-0)

Council Meeting

The Kokomo Common Council approved two resolutions. Resolution #2772 transferred funds within the General Fund to cover expenses, and Resolution #2773 adopted a fiscal plan and service policy for annexing a 116.33-acre parcel on West Judson Road. Both passed unanimously 6-0. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Resolution #2772 transferring funds within the General Fund (6-0)
• Approved Resolution #2773 adopting fiscal plan for annexation of 116.33 acres on West Judson Road (6-0)

Council

The agenda for the Kokomo City Council meeting on June 13, 2022, is not provided in text form. The document is a PDF portfolio that requires specific software to view, and no agenda items are listed.

Council Meeting Cancelled 05-23-2022

The Kokomo Common Council meeting scheduled for May 23, 2022, was cancelled. No matters were scheduled to be heard during this session.

• No items were scheduled due to the cancellation

Council

The Kokomo Common Council approved Ordinance #7035 on second reading, authorizing additional appropriations for Markland Ave. reconstruction, funded by NIPSCO. The council also voted 8-0 not to pass Ordinance #7030, a rezoning request by Redwood USA LLC & SRSRE LLC, and to close the case, as the petitioners are not pursuing the project.

• Approved Ordinance #7035 for Markland Ave. reconstruction appropriations (8-0)
• Denied Ordinance #7030 rezoning for property east of Brooke Road and north of Walnut Creek Apartments (8-0)
• Closed case P06-Z-22 for Redwood USA LLC & SRSRE LLC rezoning petition

Council

The Common Council will hold a public hearing and meeting regarding road funding and several property rezoning requests. The agenda also includes a resolution to honor the Kokomo Wildkats basketball team.

• $308,000 appropriation for Markland Avenue reconstruction (Ordinance #7035)
• Rezoning 900 Saint Joseph Dr. from M1 to M2 (Ordinance #7036)
• Rezoning 1001 East Markland Ave. from C1 to R5 (Ordinance #7037)
• Rezoning property off 300 South and west of Autumn Woods Section 1 from PR to U4 (Ordinance #7038)
• Resolution honoring the Kokomo Wildkats basketball season (Resolution #2771)

COUNCIL MEETING

The Kokomo Common Council unanimously approved four ordinances on April 11, 2022, all by 9-0 votes. These included amending speed limits for Highland Springs and Webster Park subdivisions, establishing commercial vehicle routes, adding no-parking zones near a pond and on South Harris Road, and adding 15-minute parking signs at Sycamore and Market Street. The council also received updates on ARP fund usage and other reports.

• Approved Ordinance #7031 amending speed limits for Highland Springs and Webster Park (9-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7032 amending commercial vehicle routes (9-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7033 adding no-parking zones near pond at 3072-3076 Morrow Dr. and South Harris Road (9-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7034 adding 15-minute parking signs at Sycamore and Market Street (9-0)

Council

The Kokoma Common Council will hold first readings on four ordinances regarding city code updates. These include changes to speed limits, commercial vehicle routes, and parking regulations.

• Ordinance #7031: Amendments to speed limits
• Ordinance #7032: Amendments to commercial vehicle routes
• Ordinance #7033: Amendments to 'No Parking Generally' rules
• Ordinance #7034: Amendments to 'Limited Parking' rules

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will review several petitions to change property zoning classifications. The council will also consider a resolution to opt back into the state's opioid settlements. These items include changes for properties on South Washington Street, West Jefferson Street, and Brooke Road.

• Ordinance #7025: Rezoning 2000 S. Washington St. from R4 to C2
• Ordinance #7029: Rezoning 2405 W. Jefferson St. from C1 to C2
• Ordinance #7030: Rezoning Walnut Creek Apartments on Brooke Rd. from R3/M1 to M2
• Resolution #2770: Resolution to opt back into the Opioids Settlement

COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE 03-14-2022

The Kokomo Common Council approved three zoning changes and a resolution to opt back into the Opioids Settlement, all by 8-0 votes. The zoning changes include a commercial rezone at 2000 S. Washington St., a C1-to-C2 change at 2405 W. Jefferson St., and an M2 rezone on Brooke Rd. for condominium apartments. The council also heard public comment about a fence encroachment related to the first rezone, but took no action on it.

• Approved Ordinance #7025 rezoning 2000 S. Washington St. from R4 to C2 (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7029 rezoning 2405 W. Jefferson St. from C1 to C2 (8-0)
• Approved Ordinance #7030 rezoning Brooke Rd. parcels from R3/M1 to M2 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution #2770 to opt back into Opioids Settlement (8-0)

COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE 02-21-22

The Kokomo Common Council approved the first reading of Ordinance #7025, rezoning property at 2000 S. Washington St. from R4 to C2 for a restaurant called Good Eats, operated by Anthony Walker. The council also passed Resolution #2769 to adopt the County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. Both votes were unanimous (8-0).

• Approved first reading of Ordinance #7025, rezoning 2000 S. Washington St. from R4 to C2 (8-0)
• Adopted Resolution #2769, the County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan (8-0)

Council

The council is considering a first reading for rezoning 2000 S. Washington St from residential to commercial. The meeting also includes the adoption of the Howard County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Rezoning 2000 S. Washington St from R4 to C2
• Adoption of the Howard County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will hold a public hearing and meeting to discuss several ordinances. These items include a large appropriation of federal relief funds and multiple zoning changes for residential and industrial properties.

• Appropriation of $9,861,693 from the ARP Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund
• Rezoning 219 E. 300 N. from low-density residential to high-intensity industrial
• Second reading for rezoning 422 W. Deffenbaugh and 1422 S. Webster St. to neighborhood commercial
• Rezoning 1232 E. Sycamore from residential to general commercial

Public Hearing- Council Meeting

The Kokomo Common Council held a public hearing on Ordinance #7026 (ARP funds) with no public comments, then approved the minutes from January 24th. The council unanimously passed four ordinances: a zone change from R1 to HI for a 124-acre industrial park at 219 East 300 North, a zone change from R4 to NC for property at 422 W. Deffenbaugh and 1422 S. Webster St., a zone change from R4 to C2 for 1232 E. Sycamore, and a continuation of the American Rescue Plan funds ordinance. All votes were 9-0.

• Approved minutes of the January 24th, 2022 council meeting as presented.
• Approved Ordinance #7028 (case P04-Z-21) changing zoning from R1 to HI for 124 acres at 219 East 300 North, for an industrial park, on second reading (9-0).
• Approved Ordinance #7024 (case P02-Z-21) changing zoning from R4 to NC for property at 422 W. Deffenbaugh and 1422 S. Webster St., on second reading (9-0).
• Approved Ordinance #7027 (case P03-Z-22) changing zoning from R4 to C2 for property at 1232 E. Sycamore, on second reading (9-0).
• Approved Ordinance #7026, the American Rescue Plan funds ordinance, on second reading (9-0).
• Adjourned the meeting at 6:22 p.m.

COUNCIL MEETING

The Kokomo Common Council approved the first reading of Ordinance #7024, which would rezone a tract of land from R4 (medium density urban residential) to NC (neighborhood commercial) to allow Hawg Heaven to operate a banquet hall. The vote was 6-0. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was brief and adjourned at 6:07 p.m.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance #7024 to rezone land from R4 to NC (6-0)

Council

The Kokomo Common Council will hold a meeting for reorganization and to consider several ordinances. The agenda includes first readings for two rezoning petitions and a resolution regarding the Industrial Park Economic Development Area.

• Ordinance #7022: Rezoning of 515 E. Southway Blvd from C2/HOC-OL to C2/CC-OL
• Ordinance #7023: Rezoning of 6009 Arrowhead Blvd from R3/AR to R3
• Resolution #2767: Establishment of the Industrial Park Economic Development Area
• Nominations for Council President, Vice President, and commission members