Harlan City Council Approves Key Local Developments
The recent Harlan City Council meeting unveiled crucial developments, including new no-parking zones for safer streets and a $1,000 lot offer in the G.H. Christiansen subdivision. Discover how these changes will shape our community—read the full summary!
The Harlan City Council held a meeting on September 3, 2025, where several key decisions were made that will impact local residents.
One major development is the final approval of new no-parking zones on Dye Street and Gary Scull Drive. These zones will prevent parking on curves, ensuring safer traffic flow.
The council also discussed a new purchase agreement for city-owned properties in the G.H. Christiansen subdivision. Lots are being offered at $1,000 each until September 30, 2026, with construction expected to start within a year after purchase.
Other approvals included the Iowa DOT's Street Finance Report for 2025, certification of completion for the recent sewer rehabilitation project, and a new Employee Morale and Recognition Policy for city employees.
Stay informed about local developments by reading the full article for more details on these important updates for the Harlan community. Explore the original article here!
