Minutes: Regular Meeting 06/16/2026

3. Motion to Adjourn from Regular Session into Closed Session in Accordance with Iowa Code Chapter 21.5(i) – City Administrator Performance Evaluation by Orris. Second by Schnedler. Roll Call: Schnedler, Limkemann, Orris, Olney. Absent: Johsnon. All ayes, motion carried. @7:37 pm Motion to adjourn from Closed Session into Regular Session by Schnedler. Second by Limkemann. Roll Call: Limkemann, Orris, Olney, Schnedler. Absent: Johsnon. All ayes, motion carried. @ 8:32 pm L. Reports to be Received/Filed 1. Johnson County Sheriff’s Report – May 2026 2. Monthly Departmental Budget Reports 3. Title VI & ADA Annual Accomplishments & Goals Report -FY 2025-2026 M. Reports from City Personnel 1. Mayor’s Report – Discussion: Will be out of town Wednesday – Monday. Homemakers will be doing a “Tiffin Tour” in late July stopping around to local businesses bringing swag and treats. 2. City Council Reports – Discussion: Council Member Schnedler raised concerns regarding the increasing use of e-bikes and e-motos within the community and the associated safety considerations. Assistant City Administrator Platz provided an update on ongoing efforts by the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and discussions with state legislators aimed at addressing regulations and safety concerns related to these devices. Platz also noted the City's desire to collaborate with other Johnson County communities and law enforcement agencies to develop a coordinated approach, including consistent public education efforts and shared guidance on potential policy and enforcement strategies moving forward. Council Member Limkemann highlighted the need for pedestrian improvements along Roberts Ferry Road, specifically between Village Drive and the northern edge of town. City Administrator Boldt reported that staff has been working with MSA Professional Services and that engineering analysis is being initiated to evaluate the feasibility of constructing a sidewalk or trail connection along the east side of Roberts Ferry Road from Village Drive to the bridge. Limkemann also expressed concerns regarding conditions along South Park Road and noted the need for future improvements in that area. Additionally, he commented on the ongoing LRS waste collection transition and encouraged residents to treat collection workers with courtesy and respect as service changes continue to be implemented. 3. Director of Public Work’s Report – Nothing to Report. 4. Building Official’s Report – Discussion: Available lot inventory is Tiffin is less than a years’ supply. 5. Water/Wastewater Superintendent’s Report – Nothing to Report. 6. Recreation Director’s Report – Nothing to Report. 7. Fire Department Report – Nothing to Report. 8. Law Enforcement Report – Nothing to Report. 9. City Attorney’s Report – Nothing to Report. 10. City Administrator’s Report – Included in Packet. N. Adjournment Motion to adjourn by Limkemann. Second by Orris. All ayes, meeting adjourned at 8:33 pm _________________________ June 19th, 2026 Ashley Platz, Assistant City Administrator City Council Agenda Page 4 of 4