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Votes at a glance: Brookings City Council actions on Feb. 26, 2026
Summary
Council approved four reappointments to city commissions/committees, adopted a resolution naming financial signatories, authorized a USDA grant application for Easy Street and approved a water purchase agreement with Rainbow Rock; liaison assignment discussion was tabled.
At its Feb. 26 meeting the Brookings City Council recorded the following formal actions.
Reappointments and appointments - Jamie Armstrong was reappointed to the Parks and Recreation Commission, position No. 4 (motion carried). - Linda Matlock was reappointed to the Budget Committee, position No. 4 (motion carried). - Lindsay Coatney was reappointed to the Budget Committee, position No. 5 (motion carried). - George 'Skip' Watwood III was reappointed to the Planning Commission, position No. 5 (motion carried).
Consent calendar - The consent calendar was approved as presented.
Resolutions and agreements - Resolution 26-R-1287: Adopted to authorize current signatories for city financial activity and remove prior signatories; named positions included Phoebe Pareda (mayor), Andrew Martin (council president), Timothy Rendell (city manager), Anela Eller (finance director), and Anthony Baron (public works and development services director). (motion carried) - Resolution 26-R-1286: Adopted to authorize the city manager to apply for a $1,000,000 USDA Rural Development grant for the Easy Street water line replacement project. (motion carried) - Water purchase agreement: Authorized the city manager to sign a bulk water purchase agreement with Rainbow Rock Service Association; agreement requires Rainbow Rock to pay SDCs and infrastructure costs. (motion carried)
Other - Council liaison position updates were discussed and tabled until the next meeting so that absent councilors can participate.
Votes: The meeting transcript records the motions, seconding and affirmative votes for items listed above; the motions were recorded as carried with no recorded no votes on the items summarized. If specific roll-call tallies are required, the meeting minutes packet should be consulted for the official record.
