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Votes at a glance: Clovis commission approves consent items, four demolition resolutions and other actions
Summary
The commission approved the consent agenda, adopted four resolutions authorizing demolition of unsafe structures, and voted to place several administrative items on record. All consent and resolutions passed with no recorded opposition.
The Clovis City Commission approved a series of routine and formal actions during the meeting, including consent-agenda items, four demolition resolutions and other administrative approvals. All votes on these items passed with no recorded opposition.
Consent agenda: By unanimous consent the commission approved the following items on the consent agenda (motion to place items by Commissioner Jones, second by Commissioner Tarson; motion to approve consent carried by acclamation): - First amendment to special appropriation grant agreement 2024 — transitional housing and shelter facilities for victims of domestic violence (details in agenda packet: not specified in meeting). - Amendment to real estate purchase contract between the City of Clovis and Nancy Jane Goodwin Healing Trust (details not specified). - Approval of the City of Clovis Title VI plan. - Management agreement between the City of Clovis and the Oak View Group for management of the Clovis Civic Center. - Appointment of Lewis Houston to serve on the Veil Aviation Board. - Noise variance (9 p.m. to 10 p.m.) Friday, July 4 for "Smoke on the Water." - Award of electrical service on-call RFP to multiple vendors (award details not specified). - Land lease agreement between the City of Clovis and Flores Veil Yard (terms not specified).
Demolition resolutions: The commission adopted four resolutions authorizing abatement by demolition of unsafe or dilapidated buildings. City staff said each structure was "ruined, damaged, or dilapidated beyond repair" and that property owners would be notified before the process begins. The resolutions and properties listed on the record were: - Resolution No. 3320-2025 — abatement/demolition authorization for 1800 East Fourth Street. - Resolution No. 3321-2025 — abatement/demolition authorization for 312 Veil. - Resolution No. 3322-2025 — abatement/demolition authorization for 500 Hinkle Street. - Resolution No. 3030-2025 (as read) — abatement/demolition authorization for 2507 West Seventh Street.
Procedural notes: Public-works staff indicated property owners will be notified and the abatement process will start 15 days after notification. A motion to approve all four demolitions was made (mover recorded as Commissioner Casaus, second recorded as Commissioner Porter) and the motion carried.
Other items: The commission approved minutes for May 15 and May 22, received proclamations and heard scheduled communications and committee reports. No votes failed or were tabled during the meeting.
Ending: The commission adjourned after reporting future meeting dates and committee items.
