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Clarkston council approves minutes, business license and warrants in routine votes

5712692 · September 2, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 2 meeting the Clarkston Town Council approved prior meeting minutes, granted a business license for a local handyman service and authorized the August warrant list by voice vote.

The Clarkston Town Council on Sept. 2 approved routine agenda items including the minutes from its Aug. 5 meeting, a business license for a local handyman service and the town's August warrant list.

Minutes and warrants: The council voted by voice to accept the minutes from the Aug. 5 council meeting after an unnamed council member said they had reviewed them and found no problems. Council member Stevenson moved and a colleague seconded approval of the August warrant list, which the council recorded as totaling $70,741.96 across funds (general fund $61,078.98; parks and recreation $50,156.64; water fund $6,060.47; perpetual care $2,753.51; capital projects $8.49). The motion passed by voice vote.

Business license: The council granted a business license to Renshaw's Handyman Service LLC, to be based at 30 South 100 East in Clarkston, for general in-home handyman work. The planning commission reviewed the application and "recommended this for approval," the planning representative reported. After brief discussion about the applicant confirming that work would generally occur at customers' residences, the council moved and seconded approval and passed the license by voice vote.

Procedure and record: Council members spoke only to procedural items and routine approvals during these items; no contested motions or roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript. The council also made a procedural motion to cancel the Sept. 16 meeting if no pressing business arises; that motion passed by voice vote.