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Votes at a glance: consent approvals, contracts and two PUD ordinances
Summary
The Livingston City Commission approved several consent agenda items and contracts, amended and approved second reading of the Northtown PUD ordinance, and approved first reading of the Sheep Mountain affordable‑housing PUD with a requirement for an on‑site bus shelter.
At its meeting the Livingston City Commission took votes on consent items, a contract, and two zoning ordinances. Key outcomes:
- Consent calendar (items b through h and j): motion to approve carried on voice vote. These routine items were consolidated and adopted as presented.
- Contract: the commission approved a three‑year recycling contract with 4 Corners Recycling (consent). Staff described ongoing coordination on outreach and bin management.
- Consent item I (Roping Arena lease / special events permit related to the Yellowstone boat float): approved; Commissioner Kale recused herself from the vote on this item and the minutes record her abstention. The lease sets a reduced community rental of $10/day but includes insurance language required by MMIA.
- Consent item K (library board appointment(s)): approved on consent; one commissioner noted an abstention related to a personal conflict for that item before voting.
- Ordinance 3,059 (Northtown PUD): the commission approved second reading and amended Condition 7. The amendment ties the required water main loop and an emergency all‑weather access road to Phase 2 certificates of occupancy and requires developer financial guarantees prior to Phase 1 certificates of occupancy. The motion passed unanimously among commissioners present.
- Ordinance 3,062 (Sheep Mountain / Brookstone PUD): the commission approved first reading with an amendment requiring the applicant to install a bus shelter at the PUD site; staff will return the ordinance for second reading. The first reading motion passed on roll call.
Where commissioners recused or abstained, the minutes record those recusals and the items were decided by the remaining quorum.
