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Votes at a glance: Council approves consent agenda including two surplus-property resolutions; later moves to closed session
Summary
At its Jan. 7 meeting, the Santaquin City Council approved the consent agenda — which included two surplus-property resolutions — and later voted to adjourn to a closed session to discuss litigation, collective bargaining and real property.
The Santaquin City Council approved the consent agenda at its Jan. 7 regular meeting and later voted to adjourn into a closed session.
Consent agenda: The council voted to approve the consent agenda, which included: - Resolution 101: ratification of the surplus and transfer of a police duty rifle from the Santaquin Police Department to the Utah County Sheriff's Office. - A resolution to declare various city items (listed as tables, desks and bicycles) as surplus and remove them from city property inventory.
The motion to approve the consent agenda was moved by Councilman Travis and seconded by Councilman Jeff Art. Roll-call votes recorded: Jeff Art — Aye; Lynn — Aye; Travis — Aye. The mayor verbally indicated assent. The chair declared the consent agenda passed.
Closed session: Later in the meeting the council voted to adjourn to a closed session to discuss “pending or reasonably imminent litigation, collective bargaining, and/or purchase, exchange or lease of real property.” The motion was moved and seconded during the meeting; roll-call votes recorded: Travis — Aye; Jeff Art — Aye; Lynn — Aye; Art — Aye. The motion passed and the council adjourned into closed session.
No ordinances, budget adoptions or appointments requiring second readings were adopted in open session during the Jan. 7 meeting; staff indicated the upcoming Orchard Hills Park lighting budget amendment will be brought back with a public hearing.
