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Votes at a glance: Stillwater City Council and SUA actions, April 21, 2025

3099826 · April 23, 2025
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Summary

A summary of formal actions taken at the April 21, 2025 Stillwater City Council and Stillwater Utilities Authority meetings, including ordinance advancements, an ordinance adoption, a bond-sale resolution and consent-docket approvals.

The Stillwater City Council and the Stillwater Utilities Authority took a series of formal votes on April 21, 2025. Key outcomes are summarized below.

• Consent dockets: The City Council approved its consent docket by a 4-0 vote. The Stillwater Utilities Authority (SUA) approved its consent docket separately later in the evening, also by a 4-0 vote.

• Ordinances advanced: On first reading the council advanced Ordinance No. 35-65 (text amendment replacing lease-purchase agreement language with a utility main development agreement and related Chapter 41 changes) to second reading and advanced Ordinance No. 35-66 (amendment to plat/subdivision approval process requiring improvements before final plat) to second reading. Both motions carried 4-0.

• Ordinance adopted on second reading: Ordinance No. 35-64 (closing a portion of a general utility drainage and land at 410 West Franklin Lane) was adopted on second reading by a 4-0 vote.

• Resolution fixing bond-sale details: Resolution No. CC-2025-6, which fixes the amounts and schedule of bonds to mature each year and authorizes the clerk to give required notice related to financing the voter-approved animal welfare facility, passed 3-0. The minutes note the city clerk did not take part in the discussion or vote on that item.

Votes recorded in the meeting tape were presented as tallies rather than individual roll-call at several points; councilors moved and seconded motions as indicated in the record but individual yes/no votes by member name were not consistently read aloud. The council also heard public hearings with no speakers on the text amendments before taking action and adjourned the SUA after approving its consent docket.

Items approved at this meeting will appear in the formal minutes and, where applicable, be scheduled for second-reading adoption or further action at upcoming meetings.