They covered everything from agreeing to work with bringing a new high-tech firm into town, even if that means losing the Barnes & Noble store, to resolving a couple of contentious Traffic Committee recommendations. I stopped watching after noticing:
Usually quiet Kyle DuBuc and Peggy Goodwin were vigorously articulate several times.
Newly elected Jeremy Marhle participated about several items, at length.
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Newly elected Sharlan Douglas chose to be mostly an observer for the night.
Jim Ellison left the table during one discussion. David Poulton stepped in smoothly to chair the meeting.
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Even proposed changes in the Plan of Operation for four bars/restaurants moved along without the barbs that were tossed frequently about such requests in the past.
Synopsis minutes from the meeting show that an effort to repeal a portion of the troublesome Fence Ordinance failed.
