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Votes at a glance: Price City Council actions, Feb. 26, 2025
Summary
Price City Council approved a package of routine and agenda items including a $500 donation to the Graduation Spectacular, acceptance of the FY2024 audit, a vehicle reassignment to facilities and pool staff, a resolution directing deposit to committed fund balance, approval of a real-property lease, and the consent agenda.
At its Feb. 26, 2025 meeting Price City Council took a series of votes on routine and agenda items. The following is a concise list of motions approved by the council during the meeting.
- Donation to Graduation Spectacular (2025): Council moved and approved a $500 donation to the 2025 Graduation Spectacular. Motion by Council Member Jesperson; second by Council Member Chrisman; approved by voice vote.
- Acceptance of FY2024 audit: Council accepted the auditor’s FY2024 audit report as presented by Larson & Company. Motion by Council Member Willis; second by Council Member Jess Persson; approved by voice vote. (See separate article for auditor details.)
- Resolution authorizing real property lease: Council approved Resolution No. 2025-7 authorizing a real property lease between Price City and a third party for the Reeve School building (375 South Carbon Ave., parcel ID 01-0054-0000). Motion by Council Member Chrisman; second by Council Member Jesperson; approved by voice vote. (See separate article on tenant concerns and the public hearing.)
- Resolution directing deposit to committed fund balance (Resolution No. 2025-8): Council approved a resolution to deposit funds into a committed fund balance. Motion by Council Member Jesperson; second by Council Member Chrisman; approved by voice vote.
- Fleet vehicle reassignment: Council approved reassigning a used vehicle from the city fleet to the facilities and pool department for use by full-time staff. Motion by Council Member Willis; second by Council Member Richardson; approved by voice vote.
- Consent agenda: Council approved consent-agenda items a through g. Motion by Council Member Christmann; second by Council Member Jesperson; approved by voice vote.
Nut graf: Several items on the agenda were routine approvals that passed by unanimous voice vote; the Reeve School lease and the stormwater bond were the meeting’s largest substantive items, the latter of which had a separate public hearing and a separate article.
Ending: Where votes lacked a recorded roll-call tally the minutes record voice votes with unanimous “aye” responses. The council did not record any recorded dissent for the items listed above during the Feb. 26 meeting.
