Powell council approves agenda items, MOU, ordinance on second reading and DBE program; chair notes several administrative votes
Summary
The Powell City Council approved routine agenda items, paid bills totaling approximately $714,763.05, adopted Ordinance No. 3-20-25 on second reading, authorized a memorandum of understanding with the American Legion Baseball Association, and approved a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program for the Powell Airport.
The Powell City Council approved routine business and a series of items on the consent and regular agendas during the meeting.
Council members voted to approve the agenda as presented and to adopt the minutes of the April 7 meeting. The council authorized payment of bills; the total moved for payment was stated in the meeting as $714,763.05 (voice vote "Aye;" motion carried). A council member announced an abstention from voting on item number 48 when the bills were presented.
On a second reading the council approved Ordinance No. 3-20-25 (motion moved and seconded; voice vote "Aye;" motion carried). The meeting record shows the ordinance passed on second reading with no further amendment recorded at the meeting.
City staff presented a memorandum of understanding between the City of Powell and the Powell American Legion Baseball Association for use of Legion Field. The council voted to approve the MOU and authorized all necessary signatures (motion moved and seconded; voice vote "Aye;" motion carried).
The council also approved a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program for the Powell Airport, authorized signatures and accepted the related packet necessary to maintain eligibility for certain airport funding. The motion to approve the DBE program carried by voice vote.
Other items on the agenda were discussed but not decided by formal vote at this meeting. Those included a preliminary compensation study presentation by MGT (no action requested), a preliminary discussion of Powell Aquatic Center fee increases (council asked staff to return with a resolution listing proposed rates), and the third-quarter revenue and expense report from administration.
The meeting concluded with routine proclamations endorsing Child Abuse Prevention Month and Arbor Day and adjournment.
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