June, July, August Council Meetings – Adult Use Marijuana and Springdale Cinema Apartments
City Council’s moved to it’s Summer schedule for July and August (so just one meeting instead of two each) but still had […]
April, May Council Meetings – Urban Farming and Unlawful Camping
Council’s April and May agendas were largely administrative, including more updates related to the Northland Blvd project as well as energy efficiency […]
February, March Council Meetings – Pool Management and New Businesses
After a busy start to the new Council’s term the regular agenda eased up. Anyone looking for more frequent updates and if […]
December, January Council Meetings – New Council and Park Updates!
City Council’s regular agenda schedule was very busy from an Administrative standpoint – if you look at just the December 6th agenda […]
October, November Council Meetings – Surplus Property and Elections
City Council’s regular agenda schedule was light leading up to the November local elections and as I highlighted in my last post […]
August, Sept. Council Meetings – Sidewalk update and New Police Vehicles
City Council continued with it’s “summer schedule” only meeting once in August and then returned to regular (though light) schedule in September. […]
July Council Meeting – Firearms and Energy
City Council continued with it’s “summer schedule” only meeting once in July. Historically there is less City business that requires Council formal […]
June Council Meeting – Statement Regarding Rowdy Behavior Following May Public Meeting
At the June 7th City Council meeting residents shared concerns about some rowdy behavior that occurred following the May 23rd Board of […]
Springdale Board of Zoning Appeals View from the Dais
Lately there has been a lot of discussion in the community around the Board of Zoning Appeals, what it is, the process, […]
February and March Council Meetings – Parking and MetroNow
City Council met for its regular meetings in February and March with largely administrative work. At the March 15th meeting Council had […]