Approve 3-year lease with Native American Health Center for city property
In Plain English
The Native American Health Center wants to lease city-owned property at 2566 Macdonald Avenue. The city currently owns this building but the health center would operate services there. If approved, the lease runs for 3 years and brings the property into active use.
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Votes
Approve the agreement
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved a three-year lease allowing the Native American Health Center to operate services in a city-owned building at 2566 Macdonald Avenue. This agreement puts a vacant city property to productive use while providing health services to the community. The vote was 7-0, with all council members supporting the lease arrangement. This is a routine contract approval that requires no city funding.
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