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Votes at a glance: Johnston council actions including bond sale, roadway contract and site-plan approvals

5021744 · June 17, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal votes at the Johnston City Council meeting: multiple resolutions and routine consent items were approved, including bond sale (Resolution 25-147), three road-diet resolutions (25-148, 25-149, 25-151), site-plan approval (Resolution 22-150) and claims totaling $17,265,311.05.

At its meeting the Johnston City Council took the following formal votes and outcomes.

- Resolution No. 25-148: Adopt plans, specifications, form of contract and estimate of cost for the Northwest 50 Fourth Avenue Road Diet — Approved (roll-call vote). - Resolution No. 25-149: Make award of construction contract for the Northwest 50 Fourth Avenue Road Diet (low bidder TK Concrete) — Approved (roll-call vote). - Resolution No. 25-151: Approve construction contract and bond for the Northwest 50 Fourth Avenue Road Diet — Approved (roll-call vote). - Resolution No. 25-147: Direct sale of general obligation bonds series 2025A (award recommended to TD Securities) — Approved (roll-call vote). - Resolution No. 22-150: Approve site plan for 5565 Merle Hay Road (3,334-sq.-ft. financial institution) — Approved (roll-call vote; one council member voted no). - Consent agenda: Approved (roll-call vote). - Approval of claims in the amount of $17,265,311.05 — Approved (roll-call vote).

Several items were approved unanimously or with a single no vote as noted above. The council also approved the first reading of Ordinance No. 11-39 (mayor and council compensation), which requires two additional readings for final adoption.

These outcomes were recorded in the meeting minutes and will be reflected in formal ordinance/resolution documents and contract files.