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Powell council approves routine administrative items, certifies $17,936 in uncollected debt
Summary
The Powell City Council approved multiple routine administrative items, including a 10-year renewal of a city agreement with Rocky Mountain Car Wash and the certification of $17,936.24 in uncollected debt.
The Powell City Council voted on several routine administrative items, approving a 10-year extension of a city agreement with Rocky Mountain Car Wash, certifying $17,936.24 in uncollected debt, declaring a list of surplus property, and approving an ordinance on second reading.
Council staff presented the Rocky Mountain Car Wash lease/land-use sign agreement and said it was originally a 10-year agreement and that the company requested renewal for another 10 years. Council approved the extension and authorized the mayor to sign.
City finance staff presented the annual certification of uncollectible debt, which totaled $17,936.24. The council voted to certify the debt list under state statute. A council member noted the total was about $2,000 higher than the prior year.
The council declared various city items as surplus property so they can be offered at state surplus auction, following state statute. Staff noted certain items (listed as "suppressors" in the packet) require different handling and that the city will consult an attorney about proper disposal.
Legal staff introduced ordinance number 2 20 25 and the council approved it on second reading; the transcript does not specify the ordinance's subject. The council approved the item on a motion and voice vote.
Votes at a glance:
- Rocky Mountain Car Wash agreement extension: Approved. Motion to extend agreement for another 10 years and authorize signatures; mover and second recorded on the floor; voice vote carried.
- Certification of uncollected debt ($17,936.24): Approved. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote carried.
- Declaration of surplus property: Approved. Council declared the listed items surplus and authorized disposal through state surplus auction; staff to handle special items with legal counsel.
- Ordinance No. 2 20 25 (second reading): Approved on second reading. Specific subject not specified in the transcript.
Council members took the actions by voice votes; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
