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Votes at a glance: key Hays City Commission actions, Jan. 23
Summary
Summary of motions and recorded votes from the Jan. 23 Hays City Commission meeting, including contract awards, ordinances and resolutions the commission approved.
The Hays City Commission recorded the following formal actions on Jan. 23 (motions list, mover/second when stated, and on-record vote as announced):
- Consent Agenda: Approved (motion recorded as moved by Commissioner Musil; second by Commissioner Cunningham). Vote recorded as Aye; final tally noted as 4–0 in the meeting.
- 32nd & 33rd Street Reconstruction: Authorized construction agreement with Vokes Parga Construction LLC for $1,554,275.70. Motion moved by Commissioner Barrack; second by Commissioner Cunningham. Vote: 4–0 (approved).
- 32nd & 33rd Construction Engineering Services: Approved a construction engineering services agreement with Driggs Design Group for $52,320. Motion moved by Commissioner Cunningham; second by Commissioner Musil. Vote: 4–0 (approved).
- Annexation — 800 A Commerce Parkway (Ordinance No. 4067): Adopted ordinance to annex the described parcel. Motion moved by Commissioner Musil; second by Commissioner Barrack. Vote: 4–0 (approved).
- Tallgrass 4th Rezoning (Ordinance No. 4068): Rezoning from AL and RG to RM was adopted. Motion moved by Commissioner Barrick; second by Commissioner Cunningham. Vote: 4–0 (approved).
- Tallgrass 4th Final Plat (Resolution No. 2025-001): Commission accepted the final plat creating 101 lots. Motion moved by Commissioner Musil; second by Commissioner Barrack. Vote: 4–0 (approved).
- Tallgrass 4th Engineering Services: Approved engineering services agreement with Sloan Engineering and Consulting, not to exceed $249,850, with a 30% preconstruction deposit from Heart of America. Motion moved by Commissioner Cunningham; second by Commissioner Barrick. Vote: 4–0 (approved).
Most motions were presented by city staff, discussed briefly by commissioners, and carried without recorded opposition. The meeting transcript reflects these motions and approvals; if formal roll-call tallies are needed for legal records, city minutes or the official meeting recording should be consulted.
