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Council approves demolition permit, accepts surplus-vehicle bid and authorizes payment of bills

Lead City Council · August 5, 2024
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Summary

The council approved a demolition permit for 823 Highland Ave, accepted a $1,151 bid for a surplus 1994 Ford F-150, and voted to pay bills totaling $368,197.97; staff also discussed purchasing a 20-foot storage container to hold a winter salt product and were asked to explore alternatives.

At the meeting Lead City Council took several administrative votes and discussed a planned capital purchase:

- Demolition permit: Staff presented a demolition permit for 823 Highland Ave on behalf of Chad Davis. Speaker 8 moved to approve the permit; the motion was seconded and the council approved the permit on a voice vote.

- Surplus vehicle: The council opened bids on a surplus 1994 Ford F-150. One bid from Cheyenne Heruta for $1,151 was presented. Speaker 8 moved to accept the bid; the motion was seconded and the council approved accepting $1,151.

- Bills and payroll: Speaker 8 summarized the bills for the period; the council moved to pay bills and payroll totaling $368,197.97. Speaker 2 seconded and the motion carried on a voice vote.

- Storage container discussion: Public works staff described experimenting with a different salt product that requires indoor storage and proposed buying a 20-foot storage container (approximate cost $3,100) to protect the product from weather and facilitate loading by skid steer. Council members raised corrosion and handling concerns and asked staff to explore alternative storage options and return the matter at the next meeting.

Votes approving the demo permit, surplus-vehicle bid, and payment of bills were taken by voice vote; the transcript records affirmative 'aye' responses but does not include a roll-call tally.