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City Council adopts consent agenda, approves new electric delivery van after separate vote
Summary
The Independence City Council approved its consent agenda containing multiple routine contracts and resolutions and separately approved an ordinance to purchase a new all‑electric delivery van for the Recreation Department after removing it from consent; the van vote passed 7–1.
The Independence City Council adopted a package of ordinances and resolutions on Jan. 14 and separately approved the purchase of a new all‑electric delivery van for the Recreation Department after one council member objected to placing the vehicle on the consent agenda.
The consent agenda — approved by roll call — included ordinances and contract renewals for FairSight Technologies (GIS and IT services), a memorandum of understanding with the Cuyahoga Soil and Water Conservation District for Ohio EPA NPDES Phase 2 stormwater work, flooring replacement at the community services center, two contracts for sanitary and storm sewer maintenance and repairs, a cooperative agreement with Brexville for a Route 21 overlay segment, and a declaration supporting the Ohio Municipal League challenge to AT&T's tariff application at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. The council also adopted resolutions allowing a recently retired officer to retain his firearm and badge and updating outside…
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