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Votes at a glance: Liberty Lake council approves routine items, confirms clerk and library trustee; golf pro agreement amended

2703016 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

The council took several routine votes March 18: excused an absent member, approved the agenda and consent items, confirmed two appointments and approved a three-year golf pro agreement; most votes were unanimous.

At its March 18 meeting the Liberty Lake City Council recorded several formal actions, most by unanimous vote.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to excuse Councilmember Van Orman (absent sick): moved by Councilmember Spencer; second by Mayor Pro Tem Cargill. Vote: 6-0 in favor.

- Motion to approve the meeting agenda as printed: moved by Councilmember Kennedy (second not specified on the record). Vote: 6-0 in favor.

- Motion to approve the consent agenda (items 10 a, b, c and d): moved and seconded on the record. Vote: 6-0 in favor.

- Appointment of Barb Richardson to Position 2 on the Library Board of Trustees: council motion and second recorded; vote: 6-0 in favor.

- Confirmation of Rochelle Kayton (Rochelle Catton in the packet) as City Clerk: council motion and second recorded; vote: 6-0 in favor.

- Approval of amended three-year golf-pro agreement with Chris Johnston (contract terms adjusted to reflect previously discussed commission splits and Pro Shop/driving-range percentages): motion and second recorded; outcome: approved 5-1 (one dissenting vote). Kyle (finance) explained the amendment and said an earlier staff transmittal had omitted negotiated line items; the delta in cost between what was previously presented and the corrected agreement was discussed.

No ballot-based resolutions or ordinances were adopted during the meeting. Several items discussed (notably a proposed amendment to the chronic-nuisance ordinance to add smoking) were workshop items and did not come up for a vote.