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Commission approves consent agenda, contractor pay requests and declares items surplus for online auction

City Commission ยท September 30, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved the consent agenda (personnel actions, liquor licenses, bills), final payments to Top Grade Concrete LLC ($99,011) and Century LLC ($20,316.40), and declared surplus items for an online Meyer Auction Services sale closing Oct. 21, 2025.

The commission approved routine and administrative items grouped on the consent agenda, including minutes from 09/22/2025, personnel actions (the voluntary retirement of Mary Olsen effective Nov. 1, 2025; the resignation of Police Officer Rebecca Tu effective Sept. 24, 2025; and new hires Que Sa Po, Colton Clemens and Braxton Mendo effective Oct. 6, 2025), special on-sale liquor licenses for a James Valley Shrine Club fundraiser and Broadland Creek Golf Course events, and payment of the city's bills.

On separate bid/contract items commissioners approved final pay request #1 for contract 2025-21 with Top Grade Concrete LLC in the amount of $99,011 and pay application #2 for project 2024-15 (Salt Shed) with Century LLC for $20,316.40 after engineer Megan Eggleston confirmed project completion and recommended payment.

The commission also declared a set of items surplus and authorized an online auction with Meyer Auction Services LLC, with a closing date of Oct. 21, 2025; staff said the full list and photos will be posted online and made available via Ben Meyer Auction.

All consent, pay and surplus actions were approved by motion and roll call.

Ending: Administrative follow-up includes posting vacancy notices for library and police positions, advertising to fill jobs, and publishing surplus auction listings and photos.