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Votes at a glance: Ross Town Council actions — July 10, 2025

5452000 · July 10, 2025
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Summary

A compact listing of recorded votes and formal motions from the July 10, 2025 Ross Town Council meeting, including consent approvals, bid rejection, hiring, ordinance introduction, stormwater resolution and direction to sell Engine 18.

This summary lists the formal motions and roll-call outcomes recorded at the Ross Town Council meeting on July 10, 2025.

• Consent agenda (items A, B, C, D, E, F and H): Motion to approve consent items A–F and H passed on roll call 5–0 (Mayor Mary McMillan, Councilmembers Dowling, Kercher, Salter and Mayor Pro Tem Robbins all voted “Aye”).

• Reject bids and rebid Sir Francis Drake Boulevard & Morrison Road paving rehabilitation project (Item 7g): Motion to reject all bids and direct staff to rebid passed on roll call 5–0 (Mayor McMillan, Dowling, Kercher, Salter, Robbins — all “Aye”).

• Authorize limited‑duration part‑time hire of David Kelly (Consent Item 7i, pulled for discussion): Motion to approve hire passed on roll call 5–0 (Mayor McMillan, Dowling, Kercher, Salter, Robbins — all “Aye”).

• Ordinance 7 30 — change municipal election date, first reading (Item 8): Motion to introduce and waive further reading passed on roll call with three affirmative votes (Mayor McMillan, Dowling, Kercher — “Aye”); Councilmember Salter recorded an abstention; Mayor Pro Tem Robbins voted “No.” The meeting record: motion passes with vote of 3 in favor.

• Resolution 2,516 — design guidelines for no net increase in stormwater runoff (Item 9): Motion to adopt Resolution 2,516 passed by roll call: Mayor McMillan, Councilmember Dowling, Councilmember Kercher and Mayor Pro Tem Robbins voted “Aye”; Councilmember Salter recorded an abstention. The motion passed with a recorded vote of four in favor.

• Direction to staff to sell Engine 18 (Item 10): Motion directing staff to sell Engine 18 (amended to acknowledge sale handled by Ross Valley Fire Department) passed on roll call 3–2: Mayor McMillan, Councilmember Dowling and Councilmember Kercher voted “Yes”; Councilmember Salter and Mayor Pro Tem Robbins voted “No.” The meeting record: “With a vote of three-two, the motion passes.”

Provenance: each vote and its roll‑call language is recorded in the meeting transcript and the posted staff reports. For details of any action, consult the July 10 agenda packet and the town clerk’s certified minutes.