Brian Leibold
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- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 47:39
- Avg per meeting
- 2:30
- Segments
- 729
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Fields at Forevergreen Subdivision
No direct city cost identified, but builders citywide report tariffs are significantly raising construction costs.
New 40-acre park land development
The land was purchased for $3.6 million, with development costs still to come through future budget cycles.
Forevergreen Estates Part One Development Agreement
Construction timelines and costs may be affected by tariffs on building materials, per staff's update.
Workforce housing at Hodge
Residents estimate $1.5 million per year in lot rent leaving the community, plus new fees.
Buck Moon Villas townhouse development
Solomon's Landing tax rebate amendment
The city expects to forgo about $5.2 million in tax increments over ten years instead of the $7.5 million cap.
Kwik Star store at Penn and Jones
No direct city cost; a private commercial investment in the corridor.
Commercial and Residential Development Approvals
Tariffs are adding significant costs to local construction projects, per builder reports.
354-unit apartment complex near West Cherry Street
Adding 354 rental units could affect neighborhood traffic, school enrollment and housing supply in the west Cherry Street area.
MLDC 46-lot subdivision and rezoning off Sutter Drive
Civic Campus Preliminary and Final Plat
No cost identified; it formalizes land already acquired for the road realignment.
Creekside South II multifamily development
Truck repair facility expansion on Stoner Court
Urban Lofts development and traffic safety
Liberty Commons Part Two Development Agreements
Sunset Prairie and Greenbelt Trail developer agreements
Agreements define developer and city responsibilities for infrastructure in the subdivisions.
2-lot subdivision at Dubuque and Front Streets
Jordan Street Apartments
The city previously committed $1,000 per unit in support, about $96,000, as required for the tax credit application.
Housing over commercial in the Urban Central District
Urban Central District – Part Two buildout
The city's investment in the district is paying off with rapid private development, plus a city-funded trail segment and Commercial Drive extension in the upcoming fiscal year.
Decisions during term (4)
Recorded while Leibold was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Adoption of Revised Collection Development Policy
Resolution Number 2026-110 — Amended Development Agreement with Bowman Property, LLC
Solomon's Landing Amended Development Agreement (Resolution 2026-107)
First consideration of Ordinance Number 2026-12, An Ordinance amending the Zoning Designation for certain property located in North Liberty, Iowa to amend the Planned Area Development (PAD) within the existing RM-21 Multi-unit Residence…
Voting record (7)(Development)
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