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Votes at a glance: Cascade City Council items approved and scheduled

3141189 · April 28, 2025
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Summary

A roundup of brief votes and procedural items the Cascade City Council handled: setting a public hearing for a FY2025 budget amendment, approval of two final plats of survey, and a stewardship week proclamation were all taken up during the meeting.

The Cascade City Council handled several routine and procedural items Monday in addition to the operating budget and construction items.

- The council approved Resolution 42-25 setting a public hearing for May 27, 2025, to consider a fiscal year 2025 budget amendment. The motion was made by Councilmember Delaney and seconded by Councilmember Hush; the roll call was unanimous.

- The council approved Resolution 45-25, a final plat of survey for RJ Farm 2, which divides a farm north of town into multiple lots to facilitate a land sale for LP storage tank expansion and estate planning. Surveyor Mike Webber presented the plat; Councilmember Oliphant moved to approve and Councilmember Weber seconded. Vote: unanimous.

- The council approved Resolution 46-25, a final plat of survey for Oak Hill No. 19, submitted by resident/developer Mike Beck to open additional lots; Councilmember Gale moved and Councilmember Oliphant seconded. Vote: unanimous.

- The council read a stewardship week proclamation proclaiming April 27'May 4, 2025, as Stewardship Week in Cascade, emphasizing native habitat restoration and soil and water conservation. The proclamation text was read into the record; no separate roll call vote was recorded in the transcript.

Each of the above items passed or was placed on a future agenda without extended public comment. More detailed items (the FY2026 budget adoption, library pay application and building-fee proposal) were discussed separately.