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Council approves zoning map change, planning appointment and equipment purchases
Summary
Council adopted a zoning-map amendment and approved appointments and purchases on the consent calendar, including a police patrol car and servers/network equipment not to exceed $82,375.26.
The Livingston City Council approved multiple consent-agenda items on April 15, adopting an ordinance to amend the official zoning map, appointing a planning commissioner, and authorizing municipal equipment purchases.
The ordinance carried on second reading and final adoption designates 1.64 acres at 23 Campbell Avenue to a new zoning designation as described in the staff report. The council also adopted a resolution appointing Diego Castillo to the city’s planning commission.
On equipment purchases, the council approved the purchase of a new police patrol car and authorized the city manager to issue a purchase order for servers and network equipment for the police department, city hall and the city manager’s office, with a not-to-exceed amount of $82,375.26.
Councilmember Raul moved approval of the consent items; Councilmember Ruppel seconded. The roll-call vote was 4-0 in favor. A separate consent item (item 4) had been pulled earlier for individual consideration and is reported separately.
