Council comments may be submitted via email to councilcomments@cityofcheney.org or by dropping off written comments in the drop box at Cheney City Hall, 609 2nd St. All comments must be received by 5:00 p.m. the day of the meeting. In-person and virtual participants will have the opportunity to comment during the meeting.  If you want to provide verbal comments during the meeting, please email councilcomments@cityofcheney.org by 5:00 p.m. the day of the meeting and provide the topic you would like to speak about.

The City and Ptera, Inc. entered into a Dark Fiber Lease Agreement for Telecommunications Services in March of 2020. Ptera has now entered into an agreement to sell certain assets and related telecommunications business operations to Ziply Fiber Pacific, LLC. Ptera requests to transfer the 2020 City Dark Fiber Lease Agreement to Ziply via an Assignment and Assumption Agreement.

In order to do so, the City must consent to the assignment. This will permit Ptera to assign all of its rights, title and interest, and delegates its obligations, under the 2020 City Agreement, including permits to Ziply Fiber Pacific, LLC.

Resolution E-451 authorized the Mayor to enter into an interlocal agreement with Spokane County for an imagery license agreement. The City utilizes images made available from the Imagery License Agreement to create maps for its Geographical Information Systems. In order for the City to purchase updated imagery from Spokane County, as a second party participant, an updated Spokane County Imagery License Agreement is required. 

The Cheney Fire Department was awarded a $500 stipend from the national nonprofit Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition (HFSC) to increase awareness about the dangers of home fires and the life-saving benefits of home fire sprinklers. 

A resolution authorizing the Mayor sign an agreement with EVCO for Audio Visual Equipment Upgrades to the City of Cheney Courtroom.

While the proposed Ordinance No. Y-45 does not have an immediate financial impact, it would authorize the City to place a measure on the ballot. If successful, the City would be authorized to issue bonds in the principal amount of up to $13,000,0000 for acquisition, construction and installation of (i) a new outdoor aquatic center, including but not limited to a pool for lap swimming, swim lessons and recreational swimming, together with certain water features and other recreation activities, and (ii) a new locker room building adjacent thereto equipped with all required amenities for aquatic center operations, staff and patrons.