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Yankton commission: routine approvals, licenses and contract awards (votes at a glance)
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the commission approved minutes, payment of bills, several licenses and a petroleum supply contract. The meeting included multiple roll-call votes summarized here.
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The Yankton City Commission on June 23 conducted a series of routine approvals and contract awards. The following is a concise summary of actions taken by roll call or unanimous voice vote.
- Minutes: The commission approved the minutes of the regular meeting of June 9, 2025 and the budget work session of June 16, 2025 (motion/second; voice vote recorded as approved).
- Payment of bills: Motion to pay bills carried by roll call (Brunick, Sarta, Conkling, Hanoff, Mosher, Benson, Birch, Mayor Villanueva all recorded "aye").
- Transient merchant license: Approval for Martha Huber, Rustic Designs, to sell metal lawn and garden decor at 2320 Broadway Ave from Aug. 1 to Aug. 31, 2025 (consent agenda; approved).
- Budget meeting date set: Commission set the date for the 2026 budget review at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 18, 2025 in Room 114 at the Career Manufacturing Technical Education Academy (consent agenda; approved).
- Special-events alcohol license: The commission approved a special on-sale liquor license for Gavehill Community Fire Department Inc. (Gavehill Fire & Rescue) for Sept. 5-6, 2025 (roll call recorded as aye by commissioners present).
- Annual supply of transport tank wagon petroleum products: The commission awarded the 2025-2026 annual petroleum supply contract to Gerstner Oil Company Inc., Yankton, South Dakota (motion and roll call; passed).
- Peddler's license: The commission approved a peddler's license for Fox Pest Control for June 24-30, 2025 (motion and roll call; passed).
Each of the above actions was approved either on the consent agenda or by a roll-call vote as noted in the meeting record. No contested votes were recorded on these items.

