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Votes at a glance: Huron City Commission actions, Dec. 8

Huron City Commission · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions the commission approved on Dec. 8, including agenda approval, consent agenda, equipment purchase, several construction change orders and payments, cannabis license renewals, and first reading of an election ordinance.

The Huron City Commission approved the following motions by roll-call votes on Dec. 8:

• Agenda approval — motion approved (unanimous roll-call 'Aye'). • Consent agenda (items 4.1–4.5) including acceptance of Brett Aldrich's retirement, position postings, Fire Chief John Miller's six-month probation acknowledgment, fuel quotes, an alcoholic beverage license application for Top Floor Events (Huron Chamber mixer Jan. 13 at American Bank and Trust), and payment of bills — approved. • 5.1 — Approval of RDO Equipment Company quote for 2026 Leeboy Maximizer asphalt distributor (quoted at ~$283,000) — approved. • 5.2 — Approve final change order (decrease $24,563) and final payment $3,188.86 to Midland Contracting for 4th Street Reconstruction (bid 2024-11) — approved. • 5.3 — Approve change order #2 for Manning Excavating Inc. for water main replacement (bid 2024-03) for $16,670 — approved; mayor authorized to sign. • 5.4 — Approve pay request #8 to Manning Construction for $419,362 for bid 2024-02 (water main replacement) — approved (progress payment; project ~96% complete). • 6.1 — Approve 2026 medical cannabis license renewals for Dakota Herb LLC, Genesis Farms LLC, and SF Partnership d/b/a Cannabis Connections — approved. • 7.1 — First reading of Ordinance No. 2277-2-8 (election terms and wards) — first reading approved; second reading scheduled next week.

All roll-call votes recorded affirmative results for the motions listed above.