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Jul 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Morton City Council Regular Meeting
The Council reviewed updates regarding new local businesses and park development plans, including potential grants for RV sites and a commercial kitchen. Council discussed procedures for special meetings and ordinance amendments. Formal actions included the approval of a resolution for handling citizen complaints, an amendment to ordinance appeal procedures, and the re-allocation of tourism funds for a community event. Additionally, the Council approved a beer garden permit, appointed a new council member to fill a vacancy, and voted against a formal motion to censure the Mayor.
Jun 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Morton City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed various new and old business items, including fair event planning, which was tabled for a future session. Key actions included the approval of the surplus of two Dodge Ram vehicles, a lease agreement for an ATM with Peak Credit Union, the adoption of a resolution regarding committee chairperson reports, and the establishment of a new chapter for city streets. Additionally, the council approved an engineering services amendment for Well No. 2. The meeting also featured a discussion regarding internal council disputes and conduct, and concluded with a motion to enter into an executive session.
May 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Morton City Council Special Meeting
The Council discussed the potential application for an RCO skatepark grant. Key aspects of the discussion included the requirement for a 25-year commitment, a $150,000 match fund, the necessity of covering costs upfront with later reimbursement, and ongoing maintenance responsibilities. Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the proposed site due to city utility lines running through the area. Ultimately, the Council voted not to proceed with the grant application.
May 26, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Morton City Council Regular Meeting
The council passed Resolution #559 concerning the Transportation Improvement Plan and granted permission for the use of city facilities for the Girls Build camp. Discussions were held regarding a potential loan application for a skatepark, with a follow-up meeting scheduled to address time-sensitive requirements. Additionally, the council addressed internal communication concerns, voted to maintain Ordinance 2020-01 as currently written, and convened an executive session to evaluate complaints against a public officer.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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