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Votes at a glance: minutes/agenda adoption, DRC chair appointment and MWPP approval

3382445 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

At its April 1 meeting the River Heights City Council approved its minutes and agenda, gave advice and consent to appoint Noel Cooley as development review committee (DRC) chair, and approved the Municipal Wastewater Planning Program (MWPP) report for 2025.

River Heights City Council recorded several formal approvals during its April 1 meeting: the council adopted the previous meeting's minutes and approved the agenda (with one deletion), confirmed Noel Cooley as development review committee chair by advice and consent, and approved the city's 2025 Municipal Wastewater Planning Program (MWPP) submission to the state.

Minutes and agenda: Council members moved and seconded a motion to accept the minutes from the previous council meeting and to approve the April 1 agenda with 1 deletion (postponement of the 800 South residential sewer financing item). The motion passed by voice vote with no roll‑call tally recorded.

DRC chair appointment: The mayor asked the council for advice and consent to designate Noel Cooley to serve as chair of the development review committee (DRC). Council members provided unanimous advice and consent during the meeting; no roll call tally was recorded in the transcript.

MWPP approval: Clayton Nelson, public works director, presented the Municipal Wastewater Planning Program (MWPP) questionnaire. A council member moved to approve the 2025 MWPP as completed by the public works director; another council member seconded and the council approved the MWPP by voice vote. The MWPP will be the city's submission to the state as required for future funding eligibility.

No recorded roll-call vote tallies were read into the record for these routine approvals; the transcript records unanimous or general assent for each motion.