staff report memo · M-10
Reports from City Personnel — M.10
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Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters. CITY OF TIFFIN
CITY ADMINISTRATOR
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
May 1, 2026
• Similar to this time last year, the County Attorney, Treasurer, Auditor and Sheriff are
visiting the communities in Johnson County giving a brief update on the activities in
their respective offices. This will be at the regular meeting under the ‘Communications
and Reports’ portion of the agenda.
• Item I-6 – This agreement is being drafted and reviewed by Legal. It should be included
in the packet on Monday.
• Last week we had a preconstruction meeting for the EMA Storage Facility being built at
the corner of Bailey Way and Forevergreen Road. The meeting went well. They are
currently coordinating the utility work but plan to start the project within the next couple
of weeks.
• LL Pelling has completed the regrading and repaving of the parking lot on the north side
of the fire department. The work looks good. MSA will review the completed project
prior to final acceptance.
• Brian Shay will review with the City Council Chapter 52 of the City Code, Weeds and
Noxious Growths, during his report on Tuesday night.
• With no additional comments on the draft of the Mayoral Proclamation policy, this item
is on the regular agenda for formal consideration and approval.
• May 17th – May 20th, Council Person Schnedler and I will be at the ICSC Economic
Development Conference. We will remote into the next council meeting on Tuesday,
May 19th.
• Just a friendly reminder the City-Wide Clean-up is scheduled for Saturday, May 9th. We
believe we have everything ready to go as this year’s process will mirror last year’s
drop-off only process. This process went really well last year so there does not seem to
be a need to further change it. Both local haulers who can provide the pick-up service
for those who can’t bring their material to the drop-off site are on board again this year
and are willing to provide that service for the same cost ($25.00) as the City has
provided in the past clean-ups.
Sources
- revize: M.10 (1uIZZKKgkBhkErKT5ks1xQ1HLlc2g4.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
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