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Council adopts contract extensions, schedules hearings and makes appointments in routine votes

Lowell City Council · November 4, 2025
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Summary

At a regular meeting, the Lowell City Council unanimously approved multiple contract extensions and agreements, scheduled a public hearing on an amendment to the city code, referred a claim to the law department, and appointed Haley Barrett to the Hunger/Homeless Commission.

The Lowell City Council voted unanimously to extend and authorize several contracts and to take a series of routine administrative actions during its meeting.

In separate roll-call votes the council authorized the city manager to extend a five-year contract for assessing professional services and to extend an agreement with Select Energy Development LLC. Both measures received first and second readings by title and passed on recorded roll-call votes with all members voting yes (11 present). The meeting transcript records the roll-call 'yes' votes in support of those measures.

The council also scheduled a public hearing for Nov. 18, 2025, on an amendment to Chapter 176 of the city code concerning ornamental property; the referral to public hearing passed. A claim for property damage was referred to the law department for a report and recommendation, and that motion likewise passed.

Separately, the council voted to appoint Haley Barrett to the Hunger/Homeless Commission; the appointment was moved and seconded and the motion passed. The council accepted an informational report on the smoke-testing program and placed it on file.

All of the formal votes recorded in the transcript were carried by voice or unanimous roll call; the transcript indicates an attendance of 11 members for roll calls. The meeting included routine communications and scheduling actions in addition to the votes noted above.