David City City Council Meeting Video-Conference Instructions and Guidelines
Thank you for participating in the David City City Council meeting via Zoom Meeting. Below are instructions and guidelines. Since technology always seems to have its challenges, we ask for patience and understanding.
Please familiarize yourself with Zoom prior to the meeting. You can test your microphone . . .
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To access the City Council meeting on the Sparq Data website please use the link below:
https://meeting.sparqdata.com/Public/Organization/1969
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April 2024 EnergyWise SM Tip: Light Switches
By: Energy Efficiency Program Manager Cory Fuehrer
In June of 1752, Benjamin Franklin and his son, William, conducted the famous kite-in-a-thunderstorm experiment to demonstrate the relationship between lightning and electricity. By attaching the kite to a Leyden jar, which was an early type of . . .
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“Anyone who wishes to attend the Planning Commission meeting virtually (instead of being physically present) may do so one of two ways via Zoom:
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Housing Loan Funds Available
The David City Development Corporation has secured funding to establish a loan fund for Builders/Contractors/Developers to access housing development financing in David City. The loan fund is part of the State of Nebraska’s Rural Workforce Housing Fund program. These funds are a revolving loan fund with a below market interest rate to help with the development of new . . .
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Downtown Revitalization Grant Program
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January 2024 EnergyWiseSM Tip: Icicles
By: Energy Efficiency Program Manager Cory Fuehrer
Can you think back to your childhood and remember the "magic" of icicles? While growing up in a century-old farm house, I remember wintry "No School" days when my mom would bundle me up in so many layers of sweatshirts, coats and overalls that I could barely move. Then, I'd waddle outside and start my polar . . .
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Are you aware of the parking regulation for residential areas?
Per Ordinance No. 509 – Passed January 28, 1976 – Section 2 – Parking: Time Limit. It was declared unlawful that any residents of the Municipality to park such vehicles on the roadway surface of the public streets in the residential area between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 7: 00 am.
Did you know you could be paying a . . .
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