City Council
City Council — regular meeting, July 2, 1969
Wednesday, July 2, 1969
0 agenda items
7 motions recorded
1 documents
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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
resolutionall ayes (implied) · p. 1
Glenn Potter moved and Ted Spivey seconded the motion to pass a resolution naming the Iowa State Bank and Trust to insure the deposits of the Town of Tiffin in amounts up to $25,000. All in favor
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Ted Spivey
otherall ayes (implied) · p. 1
Ned Allen made the motion to cancel the Town's subscription to Water and Sewage Works magazine. Dale Flansburg seconded it. All in favor
Carried · moved by Ned Allen, seconded by Dale Flansburg
other · p. 1
Glenn Potter made the motion and Fred Moore seconded it to explain the trash pick up to the residents when the August sewer bill is sent. The vote was "Aye"-Moore, Potter, and Spivey. "Naye"-Allen and Flansburg
Unknown · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Fred Moore
otherall ayes (implied) · p. 2
Glenn Potter moved and Ned Allen seconded the motion to certify the delinquent sewer rentals to the County Auditor for collection. All in favor
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Ned Allen
otherall ayes (implied) · p. 2
Ted Spivey made the motion to accept the following money. Ned Allen seconded it. All in favor
Carried · moved by Ted Spivey, seconded by Ned Allen
Procedural motions (2): agenda, minutes, payables approval, adjournment
- Fred Moore moved and Ted Spivey seconded the motion to pay the following bills. All in favor — carried (all ayes (implied))
- Ned Allen made the motion to adjourn the meeting. Fred Moore seconded it. All in favor — carried (all ayes (implied))
Attendance
Ned Allen presentDale Flansburg presentFred Moore presentGlenn R. Potter presentTed Spivey presentBill Bream (mayor) present