Here are the formal actions taken by Stowe committees and council on July 10, 2025, and the current status of each item.

Adopted by council (final or emergency action as recorded):
- Ordinance 2025‑140 — SCADA system replacement contract with ProTech Systems Group, Inc.: adopted; staff will install the system concurrent with a planned water tower refill (see separate coverage).
- Resolution 2025‑141 — Signage variance for a City Hall freestanding monument sign with an electronic display: adopted; planning commission had recommended approval.
- Ordinance 2025‑150 — Authorize solicitation of bids for Seasons & Allen traffic signal project and adoption of plans/specifications: adopted; project estimated at $350,000 with a $300,000 TID grant.
- Resolution 2025‑151 — Authorize mayor to file CMAQ applications for four projects (Stowfish Creek roundabout, Norton Road signal improvements, Steel Corners Road signals, Graham Road two‑way left turn lane): adopted.
- Ordinance 2025‑153 — Confirm appointment of Angela Revay as deputy finance director and establish compensation (emerged from executive session): adopted as an emergency ordinance; appointee present at council.

Advanced to council (first reading or referred):
- Ordinance 2025‑149 — SRO contract and creation of permanent part‑time SRO position (Roads & Safety Committee): advanced to council for first reading only; committee asked that school district representatives attend council hearing to clarify budget responsibilities.
- Ordinance 2025‑142 — Drive‑through bypass lane requirement (Planning Committee): first reading held; public hearing scheduled for Sept. 11 at 5:30 p.m.

Other committee actions:
- Planning Committee discussed extensive zoning chapter drafts (subdivision, access & mobility, parking, sign standards) and recommended advancing the City Hall sign variance (Resolution 2025‑141) to council.
- Finance Committee authorized multiple capital items to appear on council agenda, including the SCADA contract and capital budget items.

Votes were taken by voice or roll call as appropriate in committee and at council; many committee motions were advanced by unanimous voice vote. Where roll call occurred for ordinances adopted that evening, votes were recorded on the public record.

This summary records outcomes as stated in the July 10 meeting and does not include subsequent council action after first reading items.