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Votes at a glance: July 21 Lock Haven City Council

5448092 · July 22, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal votes recorded during the July 21 Lock Haven City Council meeting, including park permit, fitness court resolution, filtration agreement extension, conditional commercial loan, and municipal league delegate appointments.

The following actions were recorded by roll call at the Lock Haven City Council meeting on July 21.

- Approval of minutes from July 7: Motion carried by roll call (affirmative responses recorded).

- Clinton County United Way: Permit to use Triangle (Savannah) Park on Aug. 14, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Motion approved by roll call; council members recorded as voting yes in the meeting transcript.

- Resolution 2025‑21 (Hannah Park fitness court): Council approved the resolution supporting participation in the National Fitness Campaign and committing a $30,000 CDBG match contingent on successful local fundraising; roll call recorded multiple yes votes and one recorded no vote (see record).

- Extension of agreement with the Central Clinton County Water Filtration Authority: Motion to extend the agreement until the specified 2025 quarter passed by roll call (affirmative responses recorded).

- Commercial loan application (Momoyo Otoo): Council approved forwarding/conditional approval of a $45,000 application to the commercial loan committee for final review; the committee is scheduled to consider the application July 24. Motion carried by roll call.

- Appointment of municipal league voting delegates: Council nominated and approved Steve Stevenson as voting delegate and Rick Conklin as alternate for the municipal league summit; roll call recorded affirmative votes.

This summary reflects roll‑call responses as recorded in the meeting transcript. For each item, the meeting record indicates whether approval was contingent on subsequent approvals (for example, the fitness court contribution and the commercial loan committee review).