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City Council Meeting - July 20, 2026
Published: Jul 20, 2026
City Council Approves Vehicle Purchases, Infrastructure Projects, and Property Sale
The city council reviewed and approved several procurement items. These included the purchase of three Ford Interceptor all-wheel-drive vehicles from Butler Ford, a goods and services contract with Day Wireless to upfit these vehicles for police use, and a construction service contract with Bob's Excavating Inc. for the North Second Street Sanitary Sewer Line Replacement Project. Additionally, an agreement for chip sealing services with Clamoth County was authorized, and a contract with North Co. USA for the Homedale Road water mainline replacement was approved. Finally, the council authorized the city manager to execute documents for the sale of the property at 500 Clamoth Avenue.
Supplemental Budget Adopted for Building Remodel, Street Equipment, and Fire System Maintenance
The city council adopted a supplemental budget for the 2025-2027 biannual budget period. Key allocations include funding for the remodel of a new building, a new roller trailer for the streets department funded by auction proceeds, and $4,900 for a 5-year fire system testing and repair at the South Portal building. These funds will be transferred from the general fund, capital projects fund, and escrow reserve fund.
New Ownership Approved for Thai Restaurant Liquor License
The council considered and approved a recommendation for a limited on-premises liquor license for '99 Tai', a new business entity at 1737 Avalon Street, formerly operating as 'Nine Tai'. The license type, operating hours (11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily), and non-age-restricted status remain consistent with previous operations, offering Thai cuisine. No public comments were received.
Police Chief Robert Dinger Honored for 30 Years of Service
Police Chief Robert Dinger was honored for 30 years of service to the City of Clamoth Falls. The award ceremony acknowledged his dedication, leadership, and community involvement beyond his official duties. Several council members and staff expressed their appreciation for his long service and commitment to the community, noting his impact on public safety and community engagement.
Update on Balsinger Pro U Property Project Reveals Investor Progress Amidst Council Frustration
City Manager Jonathan Tiger provided an update on the Balsinger Pro U property project, stating that investor acquisition is progressing. He acknowledged public frustration over delays and announced bi-weekly meetings with Michael and Jonathan to ensure communication on investor alignment. A sign for the property is also being prepared and is expected within two weeks. Council members expressed mixed reactions, with one supportive of the signage indicating activity, while another voiced significant frustration over six and a half years of perceived inaction and lack of progress from the developers, citing broken promises and a need for accountability.
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