Pendleton City Manager Robb Corbett and Pendleton City Councilmember Addison Schulberg recap the Oct. 21 Pendleton Development Commission and City Council meetings. Starting with the PDC, Schulberg talks about continued discussions on the implementation of the five-year plan. Moving to the city council meeting, Corbett mentions the swearing in of Brian Hemphill as the new Pendleton Fire and Ambulance Assistant Chief of Operations. Next, a change to the intergovernmental agreement with Oregon Building Codses Division, plus a lease to Umatilla County for a community garden. Schulberg talks about public hearings updating the chronic nuisance property ordinance, declaring a piece of Roy Raley Park to be surplus property so it can be transferred to the Round-Up Association to launch an improvement to the bleachers on the east side of the rodeo grounds, plus a nuisance property damaged by fire for surplus property/approval of conveyance. Corbett then talks about a 5-year-contract for city budgeting software and a discussion on the 2025-28 strategic plan review.