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Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Midland City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council approved a proclamation designating Fire Prevention Week, focusing on household electronics safety. Additionally, the Council adopted adjustments to the Midland Police Department fee schedule, which includes removing certain service fees and updating rates that had not been modified since 2001. The Council also voted to increase yard waste collection fees to better cover the costs of the pay-as-you-throw program, with the first increase scheduled to take effect during the 2027 collection season.
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The meeting addressed several municipal matters, including the approval of Conditional Use Permit No. 99 and the first readings of ordinances regarding yard waste collection fees, bulk fuel purchasing, and police department fees. The Council also ratified bulk fuel purchases, authorized the purchase of a service truck for the Water Distribution department, approved a pavement remarking project at Jack Barstow Airport, and selected consultants for a transit facility study and fleet service building architectural services. Furthermore, contracts were approved for sidewalk replacement, and public hearings were scheduled for upcoming budget amendments.
The Commission reviewed the Cable Communications Fund fiscal year-to-date performance, noting current revenue, expenses, and fund balance figures. The meeting included approvals for the 2027 proposed meeting dates, 2027 proposed goals for the Commission, and the proposed annual report for the City Council. The MCTV Manager provided updates on service statistics for community and educational channels, discussed programming highlights and usage trends, and announced upcoming workshops, open houses, and volunteer opportunities.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Midland City Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The commission held a public hearing regarding Site Plan No. 456 for the Isabella Community Credit Union, focusing on discussions about parking requirements, site layout, dumpster enclosures, and stormwater drainage. The commission ultimately approved the site plan with the condition of allowing 20 parking spaces along with other staff-recommended contingencies. Additionally, the Planning Director provided an update on an upcoming conference and noted future agenda items, including rezoning petitions and updates on parking regulations.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
