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Votes at a glance: council approves contracts, nuisance resolution and appointments
Summary
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Park City City Council approved a series of routine and project-specific motions including an appointment to the library board, a resolution declaring a building unsafe, several contracts for audit and infrastructure work, and change orders for capital projects. All recorded votes passed unanimously.
Park City City Council approved a series of routine motions and project contracts during its Oct. 14 meeting, voting unanimously on each recorded item.
The council approved the consent agenda and added a 10-minute executive session to the evening's agenda. It appointed Mercedes Lubbers to the Park City Library Board, adopted a resolution finding the structure at 5755 North Broadway dangerous and unsafe and directing repair or removal, and approved several procurement items including audit services and multiple infrastructure contracts and a construction change order. All motions recorded in the minutes passed by a 5-0 vote.
Why it matters: The council’s approvals authorize funding or work that will advance capital projects, update city audits for five years and clear a long-vacant, hazardous building; the actions set timelines and budgets that determine near-term work by staff and contractors.
Key votes (motion text shortened where needed): - Approve consent agenda — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Appoint Mercedes Lubbers to the Park City Library Board (term exp. 2028) — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Adopt Resolution No. 1267-2025 (finding structure at 5755 N. Broadway dangerous and requiring repair or removal under KSA 12-1753; work to commence within 90 days) — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Approve audit services contract with Gordon CPA LLC for 2025–2029 (regular audit $102,925 over five years; single-audit fee if required $21,250) — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Authorize contract with McPherson Backhoe Inc. for Colosseum Water Tower abandonment, not to exceed $17,700 (paid from utility fund) — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Approve contract with Professional Engineering Consultants (PEC) for AI-assisted paving assessment, not to exceed $60,900 (75% reimbursable by KDOT), to be paid from the special streets & highway fund — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Approve Change Order No. 1 for Don Linger & Sons Construction for the aquatics facility in the amount of $49,875 (removal and replacement of unsuitable soils, ~525 cubic yards) — outcome: approved, vote 5-0. - Enter a 10-minute executive session to discuss non-elected personnel — motion approved; council recessed and returned with no binding action taken.
Staff will implement or follow up on the awarded contracts and the timeline established in the nuisance resolution. Council members did not record any dissenting votes during the meeting.
