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Votes at a glance: council ratifies bills list and adopts water-sensor cost-share ordinance
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting, the South Russell Village Council adopted an ordinance approving a cost-share agreement for an applied water-level sensor network and ratified a bills list totaling $124,531.71. The council also acknowledged receipt of a credit-card report and excused a member from the March meeting.
The South Russell Village Council took several formal actions at its Feb. 24 meeting.
Ordinance adopting cost-share agreement for water-level sensors
Council introduced and adopted an ordinance approving a cost-share agreement between Twin River Watershed Partner, Inc., and a partner referenced in the agenda (transcription: "Dolce stop bustle") for an applied water-level sensor network covering Jan. 1, 2025 through Dec. 31, 2025. The ordinance ratified execution of the agreement on Jan. 20, 2025 and included an emergency clause. The roll-call recorded the following affirmative votes: Kavanaugh (Yes), Galicki (Aye), Bell (Aye), Berger (Aye) and Canton (Aye). The ordinance passed by recorded vote.
Bills list and financial acknowledgments
Council moved to ratify the bills list dated Feb. 14, 2025, in the amount of $124,531.71; members voted to approve the bills list. Council also made a motion to acknowledge receipt and review of the Feb. 24, 2025 credit-card report; that motion passed.
Other routine motions
Council voted to excuse Councilmember Chris Berger from the March 10 meeting; the motion passed.
No other ordinances or resolutions were adopted at the meeting.
Summary of recorded actions
- Ordinance approving cost-share agreement with Twin River Watershed Partner, Inc. — Adopted (roll call recorded: Kavanaugh yes; Galicki aye; Bell aye; Berger aye; Canton aye). - Ratify bills list (02/14/2025) — Approved; total $124,531.71. - Acknowledge receipt and review of credit-card report (02/24/2025) — Motion passed. - Excuse Councilmember Chris Berger from March 10 meeting — Motion passed.
