Bondurant meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Bondurant Council approves $1.27M in project payments, new vehicles

The Bondurant City Council on Aug. 17 approved a consent agenda that included $1,267,855.28 in construction pay requests, the purchase of four vehicles and brush truck upfitting, and a site plan for 2340 Hubbell Avenue SW. All votes were 3-0.

City Council actions

The council approved a $180,469.18 pay request for The Station Project and a $1,087,386.10 pay request for SE Industrial Public Improvements BP1. It also approved spending up to $250,176.97 for four new vehicles and brush truck upfitting.

Other items approved unanimously:

• Site plan for 2340 Hubbell Avenue SW
• Amended Urban Revitalization Plan
• First reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 27 (Board of Adjustment)
• First reading of an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 230 for the Urban Revitalization Area

The council then moved into closed session for property acquisition and litigation.

Planning and Zoning Commission (Aug. 13)

The commission met Aug. 13 but minutes have not been published. The agenda included public hearings and resolutions to rezone two parcels from Agricultural (A-1) to Limited Industrial (M-1) and Medium Industrial (M-2), respectively. It also considered a resolution recommending approval of a site plan for 2340 Hubbell Avenue SW. No decisions are recorded.

Parks and Recreation Board (Aug. 20)

The board met Aug. 20 with an agenda that included an action item on the District Corridor Community Garden, discussion and possible action on sports complex lease agreements, and discussion of parks system priorities. Minutes have not been published, so no outcomes are available.

Coming up

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Bondurant awards $9.68M industrial road contract; council to weigh $6.5M water project next

The Bondurant City Council approved a $9,681,664.64 contract on July 6 for the SE Industrial Public Improvements Phase 2, the largest spending decision among recent city meetings. The contract went to Alliance Paving LLC on a 3-0 vote.

City Council — July 6

The Council approved the SE Industrial Public Improvements Phase 2 contract (3-0), a major road reconstruction project. It also authorized repairs to the 78th Street Sanitary Sewer Lift Station (3-0). The consent agenda, including zoning ordinances and multiple project pay requests, passed 3-0, as did the meeting agenda.

City Council Strategic Planning Workshop — July 7

The Council held a goal-setting workshop facilitated by Chris Shires of Confluence. The session focused on the city's accomplishments, long-term vision, and future strategic priorities. The agenda was approved 5-0 and the meeting was adjourned 5-0. No policy actions were taken beyond those procedural votes.

Planning and Zoning Commission — July 9

The Commission considered the McCleary Annexation and held a public hearing, recommending approval. It also took up a Future Land Use Map amendment for Parcel 7922.05.100.003, changing it from residential to Business Park/Limited Industrial, and a proposed rezoning of the same parcel from Agricultural (A-1) to Limited Industrial (M-1). Minutes for this meeting have not yet been published; the items above reflect the published agenda only, and final vote tallies are not available.

Parks & Recreation Board — July 16

The board approved the May 21, 2026 minutes (5-0) and the meeting agenda (5-0). It adopted a new policy governing private plantings on parkland (5-0). The board also directed staff to research lease options for the sports complex. The meeting was adjourned 5-0.

Coming up

The City Council meets July 20 and is scheduled to consider awarding a $6,514,331.40 contract for the Water Transmission and Sanitary Force Main Project to Boomerang Corp. The agenda also includes a $505,690.43 payment to McAninch Corp. for the SE Industrial Public Improvements BP1 Project, a $14,412.92 payment to Ryan Companies for the Bondurant Emergency Services Facility Project, and a Community Betterment Grant Agreement with Prairie Meadows for $10,000 for the District Corridor Trail, Phase 1. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a Vicious Dog Determination for an incident at 717 Elizabeth Lane.