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Gunnison council approves $7,000 Toro utility vehicle for cemetery use
Summary
The Gunnison City Council approved the purchase of a used Toro utility vehicle for $7,000 to be used at the cemetery; the motion, made by Albert Anderson and seconded by Councilman Childs, passed among members present.
The Gunnison City Council approved the purchase of a Toro utility vehicle for $7,000 during a brief Zoom meeting.
Albert Anderson moved to buy the unit, saying, “I make the motion that we purchase this, Toro, more for $7,000.” The motion was seconded by Councilman Childs, and council members present voted in favor. The chair stated they had three votes and moved on, indicating the motion passed among members voting.
Council members discussed placement and condition of the vehicle before the vote. One participant noted the unit was a Toro model priced at $7,000 and raised practical questions about a top cover and local supplier availability. Another speaker suggested placing the vehicle at the cemetery for local use. The transcript records committee members asking whether parts and certain accessories were available through local distributors; one member said DIC does not carry that model and suggested checking a Toro distribution center near the airport.
The council did not record a roll-call that included every person on the Zoom connection; the meeting noted that a member named Mike was on the call but muted at the time of the vote. The council proceeded with other agenda items after confirming the purchase.
