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Greenville council approves consent agenda, payroll and multiple mayoral reappointments

Greenville City Council · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Greenville City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda Dec. 5, including payroll of $168,847.73, accounts payable of $1,121,875.45 and several mayoral reappointments to boards and commissions.

The Greenville City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda during the Dec. 5 meeting, accepting routine business items that included payroll and accounts payable authorizations and a slate of mayoral reappointments.

Councilperson Moss moved to approve the consent agenda as presented; Councilperson Johnson seconded. The motion was "unanimously adopted," the clerk recorded.

The consent agenda approved the minutes of Nov. 21, 2023; payroll totaling $168,847.73; and accounts payable totaling $1,121,875.45. The council also approved a series of mayoral reappointments with specified term end dates: Doug Stek to the Zoning Board of Appeals and Adjustments (term through Dec. 31, 2026); James Popma to the Planning Commission (term through Dec. 31, 2026); Larry Alman and Ryan Dreyer to the Transit Local Advisory Council (terms through Dec. 31, 2025); Laurel Christensen to the Flat River Community Library Board of Trustees (term through Dec. 31, 2027); Lloyd Scoby to the Compensation Commission (term through Dec. 31, 2028); Pete Frye to the Planning Commission (term through Dec. 31, 2026); and Ruth Hansen to the Greenville Area Community Center Board (term through Dec. 31, 2027).

No debate or public comment on the consent agenda was recorded in the transcript. The council’s action cleared routine business and allowed the body to move to new business on the agenda.