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07/15/2026 - CC Work Meeting 5:30 p.m. - Video

Published: Jul 15, 2026

Zoning And Land UseIndustrial

Twilla City Council Reviews Industrial Zoning Districts

The Twilla City Council discussed proposed amendments to the city code regarding land uses permitted in industrial zoning districts, specifically the industrial service and light industrial zones. The analysis presented indicated that these two zones are largely similar, with only one significant land use difference: light manufacturing and assembly is permitted in light industrial but not in industrial service. Several options for addressing this were discussed, including eliminating the industrial service zone, leaving the zones as they are, or attempting to further separate the uses, which was deemed difficult due to the lack of quantifiable differences between light and medium industrial impacts. The council indicated a desire to further discuss the matter at a future meeting.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Twilla City Wastewater Treatment Plant Faces Capacity Challenges Amidst Growth

The Twilla City Council received a presentation on the challenges facing the city's wastewater treatment plant due to growth and aging infrastructure. The plant, originally built in 2000 with a capacity of 2.25 million gallons per day (MGD), now faces issues with an average flow of 2.9 MGD, exceeding its current treatment capacity of 3.4 MGD. A new headworks building allows for receiving nearly 8 MGD, creating a bottleneck. Key concerns include insufficient aeration in the oxidation ditch, a recent 'bug kill' affecting treatment capabilities, and the need for significant upgrades, including a second oxidation ditch and clarifiers, projected to cost $30-40 million. The city is also addressing bio-solids processing and UV disinfection upgrades. The council was informed of the critical need for funding and support for these essential infrastructure projects.

Community DevelopmentCommercial

Twilla City Council Considers New Architectural Standards for Commercial Buildings

The Twilla City Council reviewed a proposed ordinance for architectural standards for all new and renovated commercial buildings. The ordinance aims to maintain the city's current aesthetic by providing guidelines for building appearance, material usage, and site features like dumpsters and mechanical equipment. Currently, Twilla lacks specific architectural guidelines for commercial development, leading to inconsistent building designs. The proposed standards cover four-sided architecture, facade variations, roofline variations, exterior materials, mechanical equipment screening, and dumpster enclosures. The council expressed general support, with some discussion on applying standards to historic areas and the potential for retroactivity. Staff will continue developing the ordinance.

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