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Votes at a glance: council adopts resolution on electric extension, approves GIS task order and two change orders
Summary
At the Sept. 16 meeting the Seward City Council adopted Resolution 2025‑30 on electric service extension policy and approved a JEO task order and two change orders for water and RO projects; all recorded votes were unanimous 7‑0.
The Seward City Council took three recorded formal actions during the meeting. The roll call results and key details are listed below.
Votes at a glance
- Resolution 2025‑30 — Establish policy for extension or relocation of electrical service: Motion moved and seconded; vote displayed as in favor: Francis (listed in roll), Kaylor, Tanya, Colterman, Singleton, Streisand, and Morgan; tally recorded as 7‑0. The resolution was introduced and read; staff will finalize implementation details if adopted.
- Task Order No. 1 to Master Services Agreement (JEO Consulting Group, Inc.) — Additional GIS services: Council approved a task order with JEO for $178,900 (agenda showed $178,000; presenter clarified the correct total is $178,900). Motion moved and seconded; recorded vote in favor listed as Francis, Kaylor, Tanya, Colterman, Singleton, Streisand, and Morgan; tally 7‑0. The task order funds interns and consultant hours to complete a municipal GIS asset inventory and includes training and ongoing maintenance planning.
- Change Orders related to 2024 Reverse Osmosis Improvements project: • Continental (vendor name as presented) — change order of $2,175 for an isolation valve to serve the third cartridge filter; motion moved and seconded; recorded vote 7‑0. • Erickson Construction — change order $6,353.75 to modify support/covering at the third cartridge filter trench and related pipe work; motion moved and seconded; recorded vote 7‑0.
Motions for each action were moved and seconded from the council floor and the clerk displayed roll call votes for each item. The meeting transcript records the names on the display for each vote; the transcript lists the same seven council members for each recorded vote and a 7‑0 outcome in favor.
No other recorded ordinance adoptions or contract awards were on the agenda during this session.
