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Votes at a glance: budget amendment, stormwater code, right-of-way purchase, equipment buy and board appointments approved
Summary
The White House City Council approved a fiscal year budget amendment, amended stormwater code sections, authorized a land purchase for a road widening project, approved a mower attachment purchase, and confirmed several board appointments.
The White House City Council voted on multiple consent and action items and approved a fiscal-year budget amendment, a stormwater code update, a right-of-way acquisition for a road widening project, the purchase of turf equipment, and several board appointments.
Ordinance 24-19: The council approved Ordinance 24-19, an amendment to the fiscal budget for the period ending June 30, 2025. During roll call for this ordinance, five councilmembers were recorded as voting “Aye.”
Ordinance 24-20: The council approved Ordinance 24-20, an amendment to the municipal code (Title 18, Chapter 4) covering stormwater management (sections 18-409, 18-410 and 18-411). The measure was on second reading and passed by roll call with five recorded “Aye” votes.
Sade Road right-of-way acquisition: The council authorized the city administrator to acquire by purchase or condemnation a portion of land owned by Norma Apple for the Sade Road widening project in the amount of $63,809.64. City Administrator Gerald Herman told the council staff negotiated based on prior appraisals; three of the other required parcels were donated, he said. The motion passed by voice vote.
Equipment purchase (Parks & Recreation): The council approved the purchase of a reel-to-rotary mower attachment (statewide contract no. 66045) from Lads Golf and Turf LLC for $42,442.80. Staff said the attachment would replace the work of three reel mowers with one operator and that a small tractor purchase would be needed to provide adequate horsepower; the purchase was approved by voice vote.
Appointments: The council approved appointments and reassignments to boards and commissions, including Mike Waldman replacing Linda Silver on the Planning Commission and Jeremy (last name not specified in transcript) moving to the Board of Zoning Appeals and the School Motor Advisory Board. The appointments were approved by voice vote.
Votes and tallies listed above reflect the roll-call tallies recorded for ordinances and voice votes where noted; for several items the council used voice voting and did not record individual roll-call tallies in the transcript.
