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Board records ordinances approving engineering services agreement and phone‑system licensing; Bill 35‑12 and Bill 35‑13 become ordinances
Summary
At the Sept. 2 meeting the board noted first and second readings for Bill 35‑12 (agreement with Howard R. Green for engineering services) and Bill 35‑13 (phone‑system licensing move); the transcript records each bill becoming an ordinance (34‑17 and 34‑18 respectively).
The Board of Aldermen at its Sept. 2 meeting recorded readings for two bills and the transcript shows each bill becoming an ordinance: Bill 35‑12, authorizing the city administrator to enter an agreement with Howard R. Green for engineering services, was recorded as becoming Ordinance 34‑17; Bill 35‑13, related to moving the city’s on‑premises phone system and licensing, was recorded as becoming Ordinance 34‑18.
Aldermen noted that Howard R. Green is the city's current engineering services provider for federally funded and other engineering work. The transcript excerpt includes a brief staff explanation that the city uses the firm for engineering services and an announcement that Bill 35‑12 "becomes ordinance number 34 17." Staff also said the phone‑system licensing and moving of the phone system is scheduled because current on‑premises licenses expire next year.
The transcript excerpt does not include the full contract text, the ordinance language beyond the adoption line, nor a recorded roll‑call vote. The meeting record provided shows the measures advanced to ordinance status in the board’s reading but does not include supporting documents in the excerpt.
