City Council

City Council — regular meeting, November 1, 1972

Wednesday, November 1, 1972 0 agenda items 4 motions recorded 1 documents

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Motions carried
4
of 4 substantive motions (procedural ones aside)
Split votes
0
at least one "no", or the motion failed
Minutes
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Votes

Each motion as the minutes record it: the agenda heading and the motion line. Names come from the roll call; "all ayes (implied)" marks a motion where the minutes say only "All ayes" or "carried unanimously", which credits the members recorded as present. Read the minutes

otherroll call · p. 1

Ted Spivey made a motion to accept resignations from Councilmen Bill Bream and Don Davis. Kandy Kobold seconded. All in favor by

Carried · moved by Ted Spivey, seconded by Kandy Kobold

otherroll call · p. 1

Glenn Potter made a motion to appoint Roger Janssen to Council. Kandy Kobold seconded. All in favor by

Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Kandy Kobold

otherroll call · p. 1

Glenn Potter made a motion to sign contract with Hawkeye Engineering Co. for purposes of updating Towns' Sewer System, after Att. Neuzil has read contract and advises Council. Kandy Kobold seconded. All in favor by

Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Kandy Kobold

resolutionroll call · p. 1

Kandy Kobold made a motion to pass a resolution to certify delinquent sewer rentals to the Johnson County Auditor, to be put on the tax roll. Glenn Potter seconded. All in favor by

Carried · moved by Kandy Kobold, seconded by Glenn R. Potter

Attendance

Glenn R. Potter presentTed Spivey presentKandy Kobold presentBill Bream absentDon Davis absentWayne Stratton (mayor) present

Agenda

The archive has no itemized agenda for this meeting.

Documents

DocumentTypePagesOriginal
Minutes-11/01/1972 minutes1PDF

Sources

  • Laserfiche minutes archive: Minutes-11/01/1972 — original listing ↗
  • Minutes read by parser minutes/early 2.4.0 from 1 copy.

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