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(KLZA)-- The Falls City Council will meet at 7 p-m Monday evening.
Agenda items include second reading on ordinances concerning an update of the Comprehensive Development Plan, subdivision regulations and zoning regulations.
Representatives of Lutz, Daily & Brain Consulting Engineers will present information on a technical feasibility study for additional generation. Following the presentation the council is expected to take action on a recommendation from the Board of Public Works to add an additional unit to generate power at the Falls City Power Plant.
Action also expected on requests to use streets for the Jingle Bell Ride November 9th. Council members will also discuss hiring a full-time laborer for the Street Department and the appointment of Jonah Santo to the Library Board.
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