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Council approves consent agenda including pay requests and housing authority reappointments

2375285 · February 20, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda by unanimous vote, which included claims reports, pay requests for landfill projects, and reappointments to the Beatrice Housing Authority board, among other routine items.

The Beatrice City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda at the start of its Feb. 17 meeting.

Items approved by a single motion and 7-0 vote included acceptance of the agenda, minutes of the Feb. 3 regular meeting, treasurer reports and claims, pay requests for landfill and excavation projects, reappointments to the Beatrice Housing Authority board, a hangar lease at the municipal airport and permission for KWBE to serve alcohol at a June event in Charles Park and the Carnegie Building.

Selected items recorded in the meeting packet and approved under the consent agenda included: the treasurer’s claims in the amount of $817,793.30; Boswell claims totaling $604,373.46; pay request No. 1 to Genesis Contracting Group for $94,950 for the Boswell South MSW landfill site entrance facility project; and pay request No. 1 to Purse Excavation for $413,999.21 for the Boswell South MSW landfill phase I project. Resolutions on the consent agenda included reappointments of Larry Ramsey, Cheryl Worth, Tammy Brown, Sherry Beekman and Carla Hopkins to the Beatrice Housing Authority Board, a hangar lease with High Rise Aviation LLC for Hangar L1 at the Beatrice Municipal Airport, and resolution granting KWBE permission to sell alcohol and merchandise at a June 13 event.

A council member moved approval of the consent agenda and a second followed; the motion passed 7-0.