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Votes at a glance: Sheridan City Council meeting, May 19, 2025

3409787 · May 19, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal motions and outcomes from the May 19 Sheridan City Council meeting, including agenda approval, Resolution 14-25 final plat, first reading of Ordinance 22-93, consent agenda and approval of the IAFF contract.

This is a concise roll-up of formal votes taken by the Sheridan City Council on May 19, 2025.

Key votes and outcomes: - Agenda approval: Motion to approve the agenda as presented — passed by voice vote (motion moved and seconded; no dissent recorded). - Resolution 14-25 (Riverstone Park Phase 2 final plat): Motion to approve Resolution 14-25 — passed (mover: Councilman Whitesell; second: Councilman Brance). Council recorded ayes; no nays. - Ordinance 22-93 (first reading): Motion to approve the first reading of Ordinance 22-93 amending City Code Chapter 9 (courts, fines and imprisonment) — passed by voice vote. - Consent agenda (minutes of May 5, 2025; Mayor Bridger as WAM summer conference voting delegate with Bev Lightnam as alternate; claims): Motion to approve the consent agenda as presented — passed by voice vote. - Contract with IAFF Local 276: Motion to approve the one-year collective bargaining agreement with IAFF Local 276 effective July 1, 2025 — passed (mover: Councilman Noonan; second: Councilman Brandt). No amendments recorded. - Adjournment: Motion to adjourn — passed.

Notes: Several routine items (staff updates on sewer I&I and flood mitigation) were presented as informational updates and did not require council votes. The Riverstone Park plat approval requires the developer to record a developer’s agreement and financial assurances and to construct infrastructure to city standards before the city will accept public improvements.