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Votes at a glance: TARE approves minutes, MET interlocal, AEL fee adjustment, dead-animal MOU and CS Carry contract
Summary
At its May 27 meeting, TARE approved minutes from prior meetings, the MET interlocal continuation agreement, a 2.2% AEL annual fee CPI adjustment, a Tulsa County dead-animal pickup MOU, and the CS Carry lease; voice votes were recorded as passed in each case.
The Tulsa Authority for the Recovery (TARE) took several procedural and contract votes on May 27. The following summarizes each formal action recorded in the meeting and the stated outcomes.
- Minutes (Agenda item 3): Motion to approve minutes from the April 22, 2025 focus committee meeting and the April 29, 2025 full board regular meeting. The board moved and seconded approval; a voice vote was recorded and the chair said the motion passed.
- Metropolitan Environmental Trust (MET) continuation interlocal agreement (Agenda item 9): Staff presented the MET budget and noted changes in participating municipalities. The board moved, seconded and approved the MET continuation agreement; a voice vote was recorded and the chair said the motion passed.
- AEL annual fee adjustment (Agenda item 10): AEL submitted a 2.2% CPI-based annual fee increase, effective July 1. The board moved, seconded and approved the adjustment by voice vote.
- Tulsa County dead-animal pickup memorandum of understanding (MOU) (Agenda item 11): Staff presented an extension of the existing service agreement for dead-animal pickup performed for Tulsa County. The board moved, seconded and approved the MOU extension by voice vote.
- CS Carry mulch-site lease and contract (Agenda item 12): The board approved a five-year lease/contract with CS Carry to operate commercial green-waste processing on approximately 22 acres of the mulch site. Staff described profit-sharing mechanics and operational details; the board moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
How to read these outcomes: The transcript records each final motion as approved by the board with an "Aye" voice vote and no roll-call tally given in the public transcript excerpt. Where the transcript did not supply a roll-call or named vote tallies, outcomes are recorded here as the board stated them in the meeting (voice vote passed).
