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Corinne council adopts 2026 budget, fee schedule and surplus-property ordinance; approves vendor payments
Summary
The Corinne Town Council unanimously approved resolution 25-01 (2026 budget), resolution 25-02 (fee schedule adjustments including City Hall rental to $35/hour and excavation permit fee to $100), and ordinance 25-03 (surplus property). Council also approved FY2025 budget adjustments and a set of payroll and vendor payments, including a Grover Excavation invoice of $87,087.50 for work on 5200 West.
Corinne Town Council approved a package of fiscal and administrative actions at its meeting, adopting the 2026 budget (resolution 25-01) and a revised fee schedule (resolution 25-02) and approving ordinance 25-03 (surplus property).
Staff reported no substantive changes to the 2026 budget since the last session. On the fee schedule, staff identified three specific changes: garbage fees tied to section 15, City Hall rental increased to $35 per hour, and the excavation permit fee raised from $25 to $100. Council voted to adopt the fee schedule as presented.
Council also approved FY2025 budget adjustments after confirming there had been no changes since prior review. Council approved the prior meeting minutes earlier in the session.
The council reviewed and approved payroll and vendor payments. Notable line items read into the record included a Public Employees Health Program payment for $6,159, Archibald Petroleum for $1,263, and a Grover Excavation invoice for $87,087.50 for work on 5200 West. Several smaller operating expenses were listed; a few amounts in the transcript are unclear (flagged for verification in the meeting notes). Council approved those payments during the meeting.
Votes on the budget, fee schedule, and ordinances were recorded as carried unanimously.
What happens next: Staff will implement the adopted fee schedule and include livestock-related animal-control items on a subsequent agenda; financial disbursements will be processed per town procedures.
