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City Council Workshop - Media
Published: Jun 22, 2026
City Considers Taking Over Sidewalk Snow Removal on North Service Drive
The council held a workshop to discuss the North Service Drive sidewalk update and a proposed change to the city's snow removal policy. The sidewalk project is in the design phase, with concerns raised by adjacent property owners regarding snow removal responsibilities. The city is considering maintaining the new sidewalk section, which would involve updating the snow removal policy to a two or three-day removal timeframe. This would necessitate changes to city code. The discussion also touched upon the definition of sidewalks versus trails based on material (concrete vs. asphalt) and current policy, noting that trails are not typically maintained by the city unless specifically directed. The council members expressed general support for the city taking over maintenance of this sidewalk section due to safety concerns and the lack of a snow storage buffer.
City Council Reviews TIF Agreement for Fleischman Mall 3 Redevelopment
The council reviewed a proposed Tax Increment Financing (TIF) agreement for the Fleischman Mall 3 site redevelopment project at 110 Broad Street. The project, a mixed-use development including retail, apartments, furnished units, and condominiums, has been in development for approximately two years and received assistance from DEED for demolition. The TIF district (District 9-3) was previously approved, encompassing several downtown parcels. This new agreement focuses on the Mall 3 site, with an estimated project cost of $36.8 million. The city is proposing to provide approximately $6.1 million in TIF assistance, utilizing 95% of the TIF revenue for the project over the full 26-year term, with 5% retained for administrative costs. This differs from previous agreements which included a 15% pooling for downtown revitalization and a shorter 20-year term. Financial consultants Baker Tilly and legal counsel Jenny Bolton provided analysis, concluding that the project would not proceed without TIF assistance, citing market-leading aspects and redevelopment challenges. The developer, US Fair Perfect Hotel, presented details on the project's scope, unit mix, and financial projections, emphasizing the need for TIF to bridge the financial gap and make the project viable. Discussions also touched upon alternative financing methods like revenue bonds versus pay-as-you-go TIF notes and the associated risks for the city. The long-term nature of the TIF agreement (26 years) was noted in relation to future city revenue needs.
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