Proposed Solar Project

Bronwyn's Council Preview

 

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or watch the meeting live on Mediacom Channel 12

Usually some of the agenda items will have a period where members of the public may briefly speak to Council.
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MEETING OF THE AMES CITY COUNCIL

This Ames City Council meeting is at 6:00 at City Hall. The council meeting agenda includes the following. Note that you can generally click on individual agenda items below to get the full staff report or other explanation.

Due to the Memorial Day weekend, I wasn’t able to summarize items below, so this will be an abbreviated version of the newsletter. My apologies, and thanks for reading!

• 9. Resolution approving Request for Funding for the Downtown Outdoor Dining Pilot Program in the amount of $10,000.
  
  
  
  
• 37. Presentation of Ames Regional Economic Alliance Annual Report.
  
  
• 38. Important update to the proposed Solar Project at the Airport .
  
  
• 39. 2025/26 Multi-Modal Roadway Improvements (Wilder Boulevard - Mini Roundabout Corridor Improvement).
  
  
• 41. Hearing on Property Rezoning for 3299, 3312, 3699 East 13th Street and 1699 570th Avenue from "PRC" (Planned Regional Commercial) with "O-GNE" (Northeast Gateway Overlay) with a Contract Zoning Agreement to only "PRC" (Planned Regional Commercial) with "O-GNE" (Northeast Gateway Overlay).
  
  
• 46. Hearing on rezoning of the parcel at 5120 Tabor Drive from “A” (Agricultural) and “FS-RL” (Floating Suburban - Residential Low Density) to “FS-RL” (Floating Suburban - Residential Low Density) with a Master Plan.
  

Communications to Council: The following items are requests and communications to Council that aren't published on the agenda, so we won't deliberate them substantially. This includes staff reports and communications or requests from constituents and developers. Typically, Council will ask city staff for more information, put the item on a future agenda for deliberation and possible action, or just accept the communication, taking no further action.

Council Packet Summary

Thanks for reading,
Bronwyn Beatty-Hansen
Ames City Council, Ward 1