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Commission approves multiple contracts, renewals and appropriations; ordinance replacing zoning code introduced (title only)
Summary
At its April 15 meeting the Springfield City Commission approved a series of contracts and renewals (lawn/lot clearing, board-and-secure, technology and insurance), accepted grants and donations, and introduced an ordinance to replace the zoning code as a first reading (title only). Most motions passed unanimously by roll call.
Springfield City Commission — During its formal meeting the commission voted on a package of routine contracts, renewals, appropriations and grants and recorded roll-call votes on each item. Commissioners also heard the zoning-code presentation earlier in a work session; the ordinance to repeal and replace Part 11 (zoning code) was introduced as a first reading (title only).
What passed (high-level)
- Contracts/renewals for lawn-cutting, lot clearing and related services: The commission authorized contracts or renewals with multiple local vendors (4 Corner Property Management LLC; ET's Lawn Maintenance and Landscaping LLC; Stinnett Industries LLC dba Cut to Perfection Lawn and Snow; Mike's Lawn and More LLC) with amounts not to exceed $50,000 each to provide weed cutting and lot-clearing services as needed. Each motion was moved and seconded and approved by roll call with all commissioners voting yes.
- Board-and-secure contracts renewals: The commission authorized renewals/exercises of options with All Things Truck Hauling and Dumpsters LLC; Omak Hauling Inc. dba Board and Secure LLC; and Gilbert's Lawn Service for board-and-secure services, each up to $50,000. Staff explained these services secure vacant or nuisance properties; owners may be billed for costs per case. All items passed by unanimous roll call.
- Amendment to plumbing-permits chapter of codified ordinances: Commissioners amended Chapter 1369 (Plumbing permits and fees) to allow flexibility while the health department contracts for inspections. The measure passed on roll call.
- Property-related and redevelopment items: The commission approved an amendment removing two parcels (511 W. Pleasant St. and…
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