Council voted on Aug. 25 to waive the three‑reading rule and adopted a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Wise Medical Staffing for temporary use of city right‑of‑way at 6 Health Drive to extend parking. The resolution was presented as an emergency measure and, after the motion and second, roll call votes were recorded as unanimous 'Yes' among members present.

The transcript records no substantive debate about the MOU's terms during the meeting; council's action was procedural approval to authorize the mayor to execute the agreement and to declare an emergency so the MOU could take effect promptly. No start or end dates for the temporary parking extension, nor specific reimbursements or maintenance responsibilities, were detailed in the council record.

Why it matters: Temporary parking extensions adjacent to medical facilities can affect traffic flow, pedestrian access and on‑site parking capacity for staff and patients. The emergency declaration suggests the city and Wise Medical Staffing sought to implement the change quickly.

What remains unresolved: The transcript does not include the final signed MOU or specifics about duration, insurance, liability, or restoration requirements for the right‑of‑way after the parking extension ends. Those details will be in the executed MOU or subsequent administrative records.

Ending: Council adopted the resolution and authorized the mayor to execute the MOU; implementation details are to be handled by city administrative staff and the parties to the MOU.