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Placerville council approves appointments, restroom change order and pool pump repair; votes at a glance
Summary
At its June 10 meeting the Placerville City Council confirmed personnel board appointments, approved a small change order for downtown public restrooms and authorized a contingency for an activity-pool pump replacement. All motions passed by roll call.
The Placerville City Council on June 10 approved several routine and administrative actions during its meeting. Highlights included appointments to the city’s personnel board, a small change order for downtown public restrooms and authorization to address an activity-pool pump issue at the Placerville Aquatic Center.
Personnel board: Council acknowledged the results of an employee secret-ballot election selecting two employee representatives for the personnel board and appointed two council‑selected members to fill the board. The agenda listed the employee-elected members as Ken Michalucky and Scott McWerter. The council then selected Tom Cumpston and Debbie Cowell (terms set during the meeting: Ken Michalucky — four years; Scott McWerter — two years; Tom Cumpston — four years; Debbie Cowell — two years). The motion to appoint those four members passed by roll call (Councilmembers Carter, Noe, Yarbrough, Vice Mayor Gottberg and Mayor Clarizzi all voted aye).
Downtown public restrooms: The council approved a change order increasing the project appropriation by approximately $4,000 to finalize finishes and adjustments to the recently opened downtown public restrooms. Community Services Director Nishihara described the work as small adjustments to improve cleanability and appearance; the council approved the change order on a unanimous roll-call vote.
Activity-pool pump: The council approved a contingency plan and appropriation for an activity-pool pump replacement at the Placerville Aquatic Center after staff reported the pump required repair. Recreation staff said city staffers had made recent repairs and that the pump was functional; the appropriation would allow a faster replacement if the pump failed during the short summer season. The motion passed unanimously by roll call.
Consent calendar/agenda: The council adopted the meeting agenda and approved the consent calendar by roll call; one abstention was noted on a single consent item by a councilmember who had not attended the related meeting. The council took no controversial or emergency votes on other items at the June 10 meeting.
Roll-call voting for the listed items shows unanimous support for the appointments and the project and pool actions among the five councilmembers present.
