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Votes at a glance: Blackwater council approves minutes, stadium use, bids advertising and HIPAA agreement
Summary
At its Feb. 18 meeting the Blackwater City Council unanimously approved minutes, departmental reports, use of Veterans' Stadium by LA Sports Club, authorization to advertise for mowing/landscaping bids, and a HIPAA business associate agreement for the city's insurance broker.
The Blackwater City Council on Feb. 18 voted on several routine items during its regular meeting and approved minutes, departmental reports and a set of administrative requests.
Key votes and outcomes
- Minutes: The council adopted the minutes of the regular meeting of Feb. 3, 2025. Motion by Miranda; second by McBride. Vote recorded: 5–0.
- Departmental reports: The council received and filed departmental reports 1 through 4. Motion by Moreno; second by Moretti. Vote recorded: 5–0.
- Veterans' Stadium use: The director of parks and recreation requested approval to allow LA Sports Club to use Veterans' Stadium for youth flag football on Mondays from April 3, 2025, through July 28, 2025, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; proof of insurance was on file. Motion by Moreno; second by Anderson. Vote recorded: 5–0.
- Lawn mowing and landscaping bids: The council authorized the city clerk to advertise for bids for lawn mowing and landscaping for various recreational and public properties for the 2025 calendar year. Motion to waive rules and authorize advertising carried 5–0.
- HIPAA business agreement: The city attorney said the agreement is a standard form allowing the insurance broker to assess aggregate health-group information necessary to shop coverage. The council approved the HIPAA business associate agreement and authorized the mayor to sign. Motion by Moreno; second by LaFolle. Vote recorded: 5–0.
All listed motions were adopted with unanimous votes, according to the meeting record. The council also adjourned the meeting in memory of Patrick Pendrack, a longtime local resident, at the request of a council member.
