While Monday night’s Fishers City Council meeting made headlines for the approval of home rental caps, several other noteworthy developments also took place.

Mayor Scott Fadness and the Council took time to honor three local academic teams for their recent state championship wins. The recognized teams included the Fishers High School Classic Quiz Bowl team, the Hamilton Southeastern Intermediate and Junior High Science Bowl team, and the Southeastern Elementary Science Bowl team. Mayor Fadness noted a personal connection to Southeastern Elementary through his family, adding a special touch to the recognition.

In other actions from Monday’s meeting, the City Council:

• Approved changes to the Andretti project’s economic development bonds and project agreement, reflecting updates tied to the Cadillac Formula One operation now slated to occupy the entire complex.

• Made modifications to the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) arrangement for The Union, a mixed-use development adjacent to the Fishers Event Center.

• Approved adjustments to the I-69 Economic Development Area.

• Passed the first reading of several voluntary property annexations into the city.

• Authorized the Fishers Health Department to begin charging a $350 fee for certified pool operator license training.