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Votes at a glance: Key actions taken by Clayton City Council on Feb. 4, 2025
Summary
A quick reference of formal actions the Clayton City Council recorded at its Feb. 4 meeting, including contract authorizations, appointments and project directions.
The following is a concise list of formal votes recorded during the Clayton City Council meeting on Feb. 4, 2025. Vote tallies and key details are drawn from the meeting record.
- Consent calendar approval (Item 5): Motion passed on roll call; Council Member Diaz: yes; Council Member Ania: yes; Council Member Tillman: aye; Vice Mayor Juan: abstained (on account of absence earlier in the meeting); Mayor Troopiano: yes. Outcome: approved.
- 9a: Authorize agreement with UBS Financial Services for investment advisory services and update the city's investment policy. Vote: 5-0 (Diaz yes; Ania yes; Tillman aye; Vice Mayor Juan aye; Mayor Troopiano yes). Outcome: approved. Notes: Advisory fee presented as 0.30% (30 bps) in presentation; packet showed 20 bps (staff said graphical error).
- 9b: Appoint one individual to Planning Commission to fill unexpired term expiring 06/30/2026 (Nate Brozovich selected). Vote: 5-0 (Diaz yes; Ania yes; Tillman aye; Vice Mayor Juan aye; Mayor Troopiano yes). Outcome: appointment approved.
- 9c: Create and appoint two city council members to an ad hoc committee to facilitate governance-training workshop (Mayor Troopiano and Councilmember Tillman appointed). Vote: 5-0. Outcome: approved.
- 9d: Authorize the city manager to negotiate with 3 Putt Development LLC for potential sale of surplus city property (parcels east of Clayton Road and Peacock Drive). Vote: 5-0. Outcome: authorized; city received HCD clearance that surplus-land requirements were met.
- 9e: Select preferred restriping alternative for Mount Air Parkway (Alternative 2) and pursue scheduling to incorporate the work into the 2026 paving program; keep the grant application active. Vote: 3-2 (Ania, Tillman, Vice Mayor Juan yes; Councilmember Enea and Mayor Troopiano no). Outcome: adopted as preferred design; implementation deferred and funding to be coordinated with CIP/grant timing.
Each of the above items will be reflected in follow-up staff work and, where required, contract documents or further council action. For full text of motions, staff reports and roll-call votes, consult the Feb. 4, 2025 meeting minutes and agenda packet.
Sources: Roll-call votes and staff reports presented at the Clayton City Council meeting on Feb. 4, 2025.
