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Lewiston council approves audits, agreements and ordinances; appointment and consent agenda pass
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting the Lewiston City Council approved the consent agenda and a series of appointments, agreements, resolutions and ordinances; summary lists each formal action, mover/second (when shown) and recorded vote.
The Lewiston City Council on Feb. 24 approved a range of routine and substantive items, including the consent agenda, an audit acceptance, interagency agreements, contract authorizations and multiple ordinance readings. The meeting record shows roll-call votes recorded for each action listed below.
Votes at a glance
- Appointment: Tim Lynch to the Code Board of Appeals (three-year term). Motion to approve moved by Mayor Johnson, seconded by Councilor Schroeder. Vote: motion carries (recorded "Aye" from Council President Klieberg; Councilor Wright; Councilor Forsman; Councilor Schroeder; Councilor Klein; Councilor Spickelmeyer).
- Consent agenda: Motion to approve by Councilor Forsman; second recorded. Vote: unanimous roll call "Aye" from Council President Klieberg; Councilor Wright; Councilor Forsman; Councilor Schroeder; Councilor Klein; Councilor Spickelmeyer.
- Approval: 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (audit). Moved by Councilor Forsman; second recorded. Presentation made by Amy Gordon (Finance Director) and Dawn Aliberte (Presnell Gage audit partner). Vote: motion carries (roll-call "Aye" recorded).
- Agreement: Joint transit dispatch services agreement between the City of Lewiston and "Souton County Public Transportation Benefit Area"; motion by Councilor Klein, second by Councilor Schroeder. Vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye" (Council President Klieberg; Councilor Wright; Councilor Forsman; Councilor Schroeder; Councilor Klein; Councilor Spickelmeyer).
- Resolution 2025-06: Agreement for services with the Lewiston-Clark Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization; motion by Council President Klieberg, second recorded. Vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye".
- Agreement: Lewis-Clark State College Paramedic Acute Care Clinical Education Agreement (paramedic internships). Motion to approve moved by Councilor Schroeder, second by Councilor Forsman. Vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye".
- Agreement: Supplemental Construction Engineering & Inspection agreement with Keller and Associates, Inc., and the Idaho Transportation Department for 17th Street sidewalk infill (KN 2397064) in the amount of $60,395; move to approve (mover recorded). City match approximately $4,432.99. Vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye".
- Ordinance 49-37: First reading (ambulance service code rewrite). Motion to approve first reading moved by Councilor Schroeder; vote: motion carries (aye recorded). Meeting materials note this ordinance replaces a roughly 30-year-old code chapter and directs implementation through future rules and procedures established by staff and advisory board.
- Ordinance 49-32: Zoning map amendment (C3 to R3) — combined second and third readings; motion to adopt carried on roll-call vote; clerk read ordinance caption. Vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye".
- Ordinance 49-35: Amendments to small-lot/zero-lot-line design standards — combined second and third readings and adopted; vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye".
- Ordinance 49-39: Off-street parking code amendments (reducing some minimums by half and adjusting FIBS zone rules) — combined second and third readings and adopted; vote: roll-call recorded as "Aye".
Meeting close: The council adjourned at the end of the Feb. 24 session.
Note on records: This roundup reflects actions recorded in the meeting transcript. Where the transcript lists roll-call responses, the reporting above uses those names (Council President Klieberg; Councilors Wright, Forsman, Schroeder, Klein and Spickelmeyer were repeatedly recorded in roll calls). If precise recorded votes for any item are required for legal or audit purposes, consult the official minutes and signed ordinance/resolution documents on file with the city clerk.
