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WATCH: City Council – 9/6/22

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Matt Wyatt

VIDEO: City Council – 9/6/22. Agenda items included: City Manager’s Report, Communications from the Mayor, Reports of Committees, Old Business (Re. Water & Sewer Connection Fees and Rates). New Business: Supplemental appropriation item, Economic Development Special Reserve Fund, Library Book Policy item, Juvenile Alcohol Grant, and Non-Meeting/Non-Public Sessions.

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