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Indianola council approves consent agenda, preliminary plat and fills at-large vacancy

2477822 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

At its March 3 meeting the council approved the consent agenda, approved a revised preliminary plat for Pickard Park Commerce, appointed Matt Garrett to the Parks & Recreation Commission, and voted to fill an at-large council vacancy by appointment; votes were unanimous where recorded.

The Indianola City Council took several routine actions and votes at its March 3 meeting, including approving the consent agenda, clearing a preliminary plat revision and filling an at-large council vacancy by appointment.

Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda by roll call; the motion passed 5-0.

Preliminary plat — Pickard Park Commerce: The council approved a revised preliminary plat (applicant ICON Investment Group LLC) that increased lots in the south portion of the site from four to eight, leaving zoning and infrastructure plans unchanged. The motion carried on a roll call vote recorded as 5-0.

Appointment — Parks & Recreation Commission: The council voted to appoint Matt Garrett to the Parks & Recreation Commission for a term effective immediately through July 1, 2027. The motion passed 5-0.

Council vacancy — at-large: The council voted to fill an at-large council vacancy by appointment rather than hold a special election; the motion passed 5-0. Staff said applications will be accepted through the end of the month and interviews are scheduled for April.

Other procedural items: The council received and filed routine reports and scheduled future study-session items related to budget and city facilities.

Ending

These votes were procedural approvals and appointments; substantive budget and policy matters were deferred to upcoming meetings and study sessions.