The Jefferson City Council met last night in regular session.

Mike Healy gave an update to the council about the Jefferson Municipal Golf Course.  He reported that there was 60 memberships and 12 were new this year.  There are 12 events already signed up for the rest of the year and five of them are golf-related.

Another agenda item was the eight foot piece of alleyway property by the Depot and Raccoon River Valley Trailhead.  The council passed a vote of 4-1 to waive all three required readings so Terry and Roxanne McCollom can receive their building permit to construct a new building on that site.

Other items the council approved was the agreement with Mark Bauer and Tri-County Lumber to demolish and rebuild the property at 500 South Maple Street, making the intersection at West Lincoln Way and Grimmell Road a permanent four-way stop and designating a four-way stop at the intersection of Chestnut and Harrison streets.

City Engineer John Milligan told the council that the ACC Overlay project with Fort Dodge asphalt will be completed within the next three weeks.  There is another $30,000 addition to the project to resurface the alleyway on the west side of City Hall and rebuild the gutters and sidewalks at Larry’s Restaurant and Lounge.