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City Council Meeting - Media
Published: Jun 23, 2026
Council Approves Final Plat for Monroe Crossing Subdivision Section 5
The council approved Ordinance Number 2026-16, which pertains to the final plat for Section 5, Block E in the Monroe Crossing subdivision. The ordinance passed unanimously with all council members voting in favor.
Fireworks Display Visibility Concerns; Residents Advised to Attend Park
The city will release information regarding the upcoming fireworks display, noting that due to the use of smaller shell sizes (three to six inches) and low ground cover features, residents outside the immediate park area, especially those behind the mound, may not be able to see the display. A social media post will be issued with details.
Council Reviews $18.6 Million Bond Anticipation Notes for Public Works Improvements
Ordinance Number 2026-19 was presented, authorizing the issuance of up to $18,675,000 in Public Works Building Improvement General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes Series 2026. This ordinance will be scheduled for a second reading at the subsequent meeting.
Scannell Properties Seeks CRA Approval for $140M 'Project Clear' Distribution Facility
The council heard a presentation regarding 'Project Clear,' a proposed 400,000 sq ft cold storage food service distribution facility with an estimated $124 million investment, plus $16 million in equipment. The project includes significant infrastructure improvements, such as extending Gateway Boulevard and improving Mason and Butler Warren Roads. The developers are requesting a Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) incentive. The project has gone through numerous prior approvals and is contingent on CRA approval.
Car Wash Owner Requests Review of Monroe's High-Volume Commercial Water Rates
Alfred Roskella, owner of Cascade Car Wash, presented concerns about Monroe's current high-volume commercial water rate ($12.28 per thousand gallons above 20,000 gallons), which he stated is the highest among compared cities. He requested the council direct staff to develop and present a high-volume commercial rate option for the 2026 review process, arguing the current structure disproportionately impacts large commercial users.
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