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Votes at a glance: Andover council approves consent items, contracts, SCBA purchase and appointments

Andover City Council · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The Andover City Council approved the consent agenda, a Piper Sandler advisory agreement, a resolution terminating IRB documents for LMLZ LLC (Andover Family Medicine), the SCBA purchase, mayoral appointments and the nomination of Tim Berry as council president; all recorded votes were 5-0.

During the meeting the Andover City Council recorded several formal actions. All votes noted below were recorded as carried unanimously (5-0).

- Consent agenda (items 8.1–8.5): approved. - Financial advisory services agreement with Piper Sandler (2026–2028): approved; agreement includes a modest fee increase and is to be used for future bond and note financings. - Resolution related to LMLZ LLC (Andover Family Medicine) and termination/assignment of related 2016 industrial revenue bond documents: adopted; action authorizes execution of sale/termination documents for the project at 2117 North Keystone Circle. - Purchase of 35 Scott X3 Pro SCBA and associated equipment from Feld Fire (not to exceed $381,107.36): approved; purchase majority funded by FEMA matching grant ($315,630.47) with city match of $65,476.89. - Mayoral appointments to boards and commissions: approved as presented (one longstanding vacancy on the Board of Building Appeals remains unfilled). - Council president nomination: Tim Berry nominated and approved as council president. - Acceptance of Councilmember Paul Wimmer’s resignation: accepted 5-0.

Council members moved and seconded each item as recorded in the meeting minutes; staff and presenters provided brief background for several items prior to votes.