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Stevensville council records unanimous votes on minutes, claims, watering rules and tree-inspection agreement
Summary
At the meeting the council approved minutes from Oct. 10, 2024; approved biweekly claims; adopted revised watering times and dates (Resolution 557) after an amendment; and approved a contract for a tree-inspection report (McNeil's Tree Service). All recorded roll-call votes in the transcript were unanimous 3-0.
The Stevensville Town Council recorded several unanimous votes during the meeting excerpted in the transcript, approving routine minutes and claims, adopting a revised irrigation schedule, and approving a contract for a visual tree-inspection report.
Minutes: Councilor Nelson moved and Councilor Smith seconded approval of the Town Council meeting minutes from Oct. 10, 2024. The motion passed by a recorded vote of 3 to 0 (Councilor Barker — Aye; Councilor Smith — Aye; Councilor Nelson — Aye).
Biweekly claims: A motion to approve the biweekly claims (claims numbers referenced in the meeting materials) was moved and seconded; the roll call shows Councilor Barker, Councilor Smith and Councilor Nelson voting Aye and the motion passing 3 to 0.
Irrigation and watering schedule, Resolution 557: The council considered Resolution 557 to set irrigation and sprinkler dates and times. Council members amended language to change the restricted watering window to noon to 6 p.m. and to confirm no watering on Sundays; the revised resolution was approved by roll call, 3 to 0 (Barker — Aye; Smith — Aye; Nelson — Aye).
Tree-inspection agreement (McNeil's Tree Service): The council approved a contract with McNeil's Tree Service to conduct a visual inspection and produce a written report of storm-damaged trees; the council discussed that the inspection is for documentation for a state disaster reimbursement and that further work (pruning or removal) would be procured separately after the report. The motion passed 3 to 0 (Barker — Aye; Nelson — Aye; Councilor Scott — Aye, as recorded in the transcript).
The transcript records those votes and the motions but does not show detailed roll-call outcomes for every item discussed elsewhere in the meeting excerpt.
