Public Minute

1. Approve Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on June 9, 2025
2. Approve Corrected Checks numbers 88409-88454 (See Exhibit A) from June 9, 2025 Claims List
3. Approve Payment of Cash Disbursements, including Check Numbers 88455-88547 and Electronic Numbers 1944-1948 & 2002-2011 (Inclusive) Totaling $419,974.46 (See attached lists, Exhibit B)
4. Authorize Payment of $33,292 to Iowa Municipal Workers Compensation Association for FY 2025/2026 Insurance after July 1, 2025
5. Authorize Payment of $417,008 to Iowa Communities Assurance Pool and Cyber Insurance for $13,695 to CFC for FY2025/2026 Insurance after July 1, 2025
6. Approve updated Library Clerk Lead Job Description from Library
7. Approve City/School Facility Use Agreement
8. Approve Renewal of Class E Retail Alcohol License for Casey’s Marketing Company d/b/a/ Casey’s, 1136 Lincoln Hwy, Effective July 1, 2025
9. Approve Renewal of Class B Retail Alcohol License for Dolgencorp, LLC d/b/a Dollar General Store #30415, 115 West Lincoln Highway, Effective August 16, 2025
10. Approve Fiscal Year 2024/2025 Retail Cigarette/Tobacco Permits for:

1.  Renewal – Fareway Stores, Inc., #426, 1505 South B Avenue

2.  Renewal – Casey’s General Store #2306, 1136 Lincoln Highway

3.   Renewal – Casey’s General Store #3319, 1800 South B Avenue

4.    Renewal – Good & Quick Co., 519 Lincoln Highway

5. Renewal – Dollar General Store #1536, 1705 South B Avenue

6.  Renewal – Dollar General Store, #30415 115 W Lincoln Highway

7. Renewal – Hy-Vee Dollar Fresh Market, 1622 Fawcett Parkway

8. Renewal – Sundown Liquor & Groceries, 731 Lincoln Highway

A.    Board of Adjustment – Adam Egeland

B.    Park Board

1.    Mark Cahill

2.    Deb Parker

C.   Library Board

1.    Theresa Presley

2.    Allison Severson

D.   Public Arts Advisory Commission

1.    Dylan Jacobson

2.    Jan Gammon

3.    Melinda Buyck

Time set aside for comments from the public on topics of City business other than those listed on the agenda – no action may be taken. (Please keep your comments to five minutes or less.) This is an opportunity for members of the audience to bring to the Council’s attention any item not listed on the agenda. Comments are limited to five (5) minutes per citizen, and the City will notify citizens when their time has expired. Speakers may not yield their times to others, and as a general rule this is not a time for exchange of questions. The Mayor has the authority to reduce the time allowed for comment in accordance with the number of persons present and signed up to speak.

A. Proclamation for Parks & Recreation Month