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Votes at a glance: consent items, liquor manager approval, Duncan Field lease, handbook update and appointment

Hastings City Council · October 27, 2025
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Summary

At the Hastings City Council meeting the consent agenda (minus an item pulled), a liquor manager application, a Duncan Field lease assignment, an employee handbook update and a CRA appointment all passed unanimously; details and movers/seconders are summarized.

The Hastings City Council recorded the following formal actions and outcomes during its meeting (all votes listed here passed unanimously unless otherwise noted):

• Consent agenda (minus item K): Motion to approve consent agenda excluding item K passed 8–0. (Motion to approve by Councilmember Ron; seconded.)

• Item K — Manager application for CF Altitude LLC (DBA Alta 6216) at 500 S. Burlington (Deanna Fuchs): Motion to approve the manager application passed 8–0. (Motion by Hoffman; second by Huntley.)

• Duncan Field lease assignment to Sodbusters’ new owners: Council approved a three-year lease assignment to reflect an ownership change; staff confirmed signature of one new owner and recommended approval. (Motion by Hoffman; second by Huntley.) Vote 8–0.

• Resolution 2025-41 — Employee handbook revisions: Council approved handbook changes removing a $60 per-employee clothing allowance and discontinuing routine post-accident drug and alcohol testing while retaining random testing and reasonable-suspicion procedures. (Motion by Hoffman; second by Huntley.) Vote 8–0.

• Appointment — Jeff Schneider to the Community Redevelopment Authority (replacing Rick Clam): Motion by Fong, second by Esch; vote 8–0 to confirm the appointment.

These items were handled either on the consent agenda or with brief presentations and limited discussion before being approved. Several items (notably the public art plan and the e-bike/e-scooter ordinance) received separate discussion and are covered in individual reports.