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Votes at a glance: Orderville board actions
Summary
At its recent meeting the Orderville town board approved routine minutes and bills, adopted a wildfire code amendment and related participation/plan updates, granted a conditional use permit for a six‑unit modular apartment project, approved a donation up to $500 for a youth basketball team, approved 2026 meeting dates and granted a 5% cost‑of‑living raise to town employees.
The Orderville board recorded the following formal actions during the meeting:
- Approved minutes and bills as presented (voice vote; 'motion carries'). - Amended municipal code language (Title 4, Chapter 3, Section 3.4) concerning the wildland‑urban interface; motion carried. - Amended and approved the cooperative wildfire system participation commitment statement for 2025; motion carried. - Approved the Community Wildland Preparedness Plan for 2025; motion carried. - Approved a conditional use permit for Tim Hoyt (40 & 50 Frost Lane) for up to six modular units with planning and zoning conditions; recorded vote: 5–0. - Approved a donation to the Valley Youth Basketball Program up to $500; motion carried. - Approved anticipated meeting dates for 2026 (including moving March to the 11th); motion carried. - Approved a 5% cost‑of‑living raise for town employees; recorded vote: 5–0.
Several items were discussed without formal votes: nuisance complaints regarding JT Kettlecorn & Barbecue and a feral‑cat problem at 130 S. Center St.; and an in‑principle consensus to pursue an MOU with the school for temporary use of a fitness center pending a draft MOU for the February meeting.
All formal votes recorded in the transcript are reflected here. Where the transcript recorded only a voice vote without a roll call, the record lists the motion outcome but does not include a precise tally.
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