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Del City council votes at a glance — Sept. 15, 2025

5780603 · September 16, 2025
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Summary

A roundup of key motions and outcomes from the Del City City Council meeting on Sept. 15, including appointments, the audit receipt, a final plat approval for Walmart Supercenter #544, abatement assessments, a community‑center AV purchase authorization, and several municipal service authority purchases.

The Del City City Council and the Del City Municipal Services Authority took the following official actions during their Sept. 15, 2025 meetings. Vote tallies and primary details are listed below.

Consent docket - Items: Minutes (09/02/2025) and a budget amendment for FY2025–26. - Outcome: Approved by unanimous roll call (Council Dean, Brown, Tatum, Finch, Mayor Eason).

Appointments — Board of Adjustment - Rex Warlick: reappointment to Board of Adjustment, term through 10/01/2028. Outcome: Approved (unanimous). - Jim Studebaker: reappointment to Board of Adjustment, term through 10/01/2028. Outcome: Approved (unanimous).

Annual audit - Action: Presentation, discussion and receipt of the annual fiscal report with independent auditors' opinion for fiscal year ended 06/30/2024 (HBC CPAs). - Outcome: Council received the presentation (unanimous vote).

Final plat — 5401 Tinker Diagonal (Walmart Supercenter #544) - Action: Approval of final plat (PC plat 688-25) as recommended by the Planning Commission; authorize mayor to endorse. - Outcome: Approved (unanimous).

Abatement assessments - Action: Ratify assessment of abatement costs to property owners for previously abated properties per city code (referenced in backup as sections 13‑106 through 13‑114), total after stricken items: $11,420.33. - Outcome: Approved (unanimous).

Community center AV cart (Item 11) - Action: Authorize city manager to purchase portable audio/visual cart for community center with a not‑to‑exceed limit of $14,750; staff authorized to seek alternative quotes for one week before purchase. - Outcome: Approved (unanimous).

Street striping contract (Item 12) - Action: Proposal to remove and replace striping on SE 15th Street between Sunny Lane and Bryant (Action Safety Supply) for up to $48,449.96. - Outcome: Motion to table pending verification of contractor performance and final measurements; motion to table carried (unanimous).

Del City Municipal Services Authority (DCMSA) - Purchase of four 24‑yard side‑loader containers (Rolloffs USA), not to exceed $14,835 — Approved (roll call: 4 yes, 1 no — Councilman Brown voted no; chair/majority carried). - Purchase of used 2017 Peterbilt residential sanitation truck from JX Truck Center, not to exceed $90,000 — Approved (unanimous). Travel for pickup to be authorized separately. - Purchase of a 2026 Ford F‑450 Super Duty (Bob Moore Ford) — discussion held; item tabled to Oct. 6 to gather additional specifications and alternatives.

Votes at a glance (summary table) - Consent docket (minutes & budget amendment): Approved — 5–0 - Board of Adjustment appointments (Warlick, Studebaker): Approved — 5–0 each - Receive FY2023–24 audit: Approved — 5–0 - Final plat 5401 Tinker Diagonal (Walmart #544): Approved — 5–0 - Abatement assessments ($11,420.33): Approved — 5–0 - AV cart (not to exceed $14,750): Approved — 5–0 - Street striping (Action Safety Supply, up to $48,449.96): Tabled — 5–0 - DCMSA roll‑offs (Rolloffs USA, $14,835): Approved — 4 yes, 1 no - DCMSA used sanitation truck (JX Truck Center, up to $90,000): Approved — 5–0 - DCMSA F‑450 purchase: Tabled to Oct. 6 — 5–0 (motion to table)

Why a roundup: The meeting included several routine and technical approvals plus two substantive presentations (the audit and AV purchase debate). This checklist records each formal council or authority action and its outcome so residents and staff can track next steps.