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Jackson City Council approves ordinance and routine contracts; minutes motion separated

Jackson City Council · October 1, 2025
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Summary

On Sept. 30 the council adopted Ordinance 2025-03, approved a one-year contract extension for downtown and police sidewalk/parking snow removal ($95,855), and authorized a $147,390 boiler purchase for the wastewater plant; all motions passed unanimously as recorded by the clerk.

At its Sept. 30 meeting the Jackson City Council completed several routine legislative and procurement actions.

Ordinance 2025-03: The council moved to approve the second reading and final adoption of Ordinance 2025-03 amending sections 25 through 30 of the Jackson Code of Ordinances. The clerk read the tally and the item passed unanimously.

Consent calendar and minutes: The council moved to approve the consent calendar but pulled item A (minutes of the 09/16/2025 regular meeting) for separate consideration because a council member noted she had not been present at that meeting and intended to abstain. After discussion about parliamentary practice the council voted and the minutes item passed unanimously.

Contracts and capital purchase: Council approved a fourth one-year contract extension with Executive Property Management of Michigan for downtown sidewalks and parking-lot snow removal and police department sidewalk and parking-lot snow removal at a cost of $95,855 for fiscal year 2025-26. The council also approved the purchase and installation of a new steam boiler for the wastewater treatment plant and maintenance garage from Adrian Mechanical Services in the amount of $147,390. The clerk announced both items passed unanimously.

Where vote tallies or mover/second names were not stated on the record, the clerk recorded that each item passed unanimously; the transcript does not provide roll-call vote counts or named movers for these motions beyond 'moved' and 'supported.'