James Thayer

White-Phillips Company, Inc., Davenport (bond house) (not a city official) Present at meetings in an advisory or official capacity for another organization; never a council voter.

Consultant (not a city official)
Also written: Jim Thayer, Thayer
Of White-Phillips Company, Inc. of Davenport, the bond house that proposed how to finance the 1964 sewer system and bought its revenue bonds ("the agreement between the Town of Tiffin and White-Phillips be accepted providing that they agree to buy revenue bonds in the full amount of the cost of construction at 4 1/2% interest", 1964-06-03). Listed among those present at the special meetings of 1964-05-20 and 1964-07-17; on 1964-05-20 he suggested that the town consider a municipal gas system (history notes, app/data/history.yaml). Not a city official.

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Consultant (not a city official) 1964-05-20 – 1964-07-17 · 0 documents

0 recorded votes: aye 0, nay 0, abstain 0, absent 0, recused 0. Moved 0 motions, seconded 0.

How these votes are known: named in the record (a roll call, a vote list or the signed ordinance or resolution), or implied from an "All ayes" with the members present. Each vote below shows its basis.

Attendance by year

Year	Meetings	Absent	Remote	Late	Left early	Rate

Dissents (nay and abstain)

Date	Vote	Result	Motion	Source
None recorded.

Recusals

None recorded.

All votes

Subject Vote

Date	Vote	How we know	Motion	Result
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Data last updated October 17, 2026. Built from the archive's documents; see how the data is built.