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Votes at a glance: consent agenda, streetlight contract, EV‑readiness and a zoning map amendment
Summary
The Moab City Council took several formal votes on Aug. 26: it approved a consent agenda (including proclamations and bills), authorized an LED streetlight conversion contract, adopted an EV‑readiness ordinance for multifamily projects, and approved a zoning map amendment for a parcel on Cermak.
This summary lists formal actions and recorded votes from the Moab City Council meeting on Aug. 26.
Consent agenda (approved) • Motion: Approve consent agenda including a suicide prevention and awareness proclamation for September 2025, a recovery day proclamation (event Sept. 4), approval of the July 22, 2025 minutes and bills against the city of Moab in the amount of $2,654,733.72. • Motion: made and seconded; outcome: approved. The meeting record states the motion passed 4–1.
Rocky Mountain Power streetlight agreement (approved) • Motion: Approve the streetlight agreement with Rocky Mountain Power for LED conversion including comfort lenses, amount $90,578.50, authorize the mayor to sign. • Mover: Jason; Second: Colin. Outcome: approved (motion passed in open session).
Ordinance 2025‑13 — EV readiness (adopted) • Motion: Adopt Moab City Ordinance 2025‑13 (EV‑readiness requirements for multifamily developments: 10% EV‑capable, 10% EV‑ready). • Mover: Colin; Second: Jason. Roll call: Caitlin — Nay; Colin — Aye; Tawny — Aye; Jason — Aye. Outcome: adopted, 3–1 (one member recorded as opposed).
Ordinance 2025‑14 — Zoning map amendment (adopted) • Motion: Adopt Ordinance 2025‑14 to amend the zoning map for the parcel at approximately 610 Cermak (parcel 010036‑0040) from R‑3 multi‑household residential and RA‑1 residential/agriculture to C‑3 central commercial and RA‑1. • Mover: Toni; Second: Caitlin. Outcome: approved 4–0.
Closed session motion (approved) • Motion: Move into closed session to discuss imminent or pending litigation. Mover: Jason; Second: Colin. Outcome: council voted to convene a closed session.
Notes and follow‑up • The consent agenda included a proclamation declaring September 2025 as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month and listed local events and trainings; attendees highlighted local service providers such as 4 Corners Community Behavioral Health and the 988 lifeline in staff remarks. • The minutes and bill approvals referenced the city’s financial packet; staff reported an updated revenue package later in the meeting. • The EV‑readiness ordinance includes an exceptions process and staff committed to follow‑up reporting on implementation and exceptions.
