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Votes at a glance: Gladwin City Council actions on May 19, 2025

Gladwin City Council · May 19, 2025
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Summary

The council approved multiple routine and substantive items on May 19, 2025, including DDA bylaw amendments and reappointments, T-hangar bid acceptance, vactor truck budget amendment, Cedar Court special assessment, website upgrade, assessor contract, street closure, and routine consent items; vote outcomes are listed below.

At its May 19 meeting the Gladwin City Council approved a series of resolutions, motions and administrative items. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes follow:

• Excuse absentees (Caffery, Crawford): Motion by Council Member Darlington, supported by Council Member Platt — result recorded as six ayes, two absent; motion carried. (SEG 009–011)

• Approve minutes (May 5, 2025 and April 21 closed session with corrections): Motion by Council Member Esiline, supported by Council Member Gutierrez — six ayes, two absent. (SEG 017–019)

• Approve warrants and payroll: Motion by Council Member Darlington, supported by Council Member Platt — approved; warrants total $189,235.42; payroll $35,919.08; council payroll $2,624.80. (SEG 020–025)

• Accept low bid for airport T‑hangar: Motion by Council Member Darlington, supported by Council Member Platt — six ayes, two absent. (SEG 077–080)

• Amend DDA bylaws to reduce quorum requirement and reappoint George Alward, Tom Mienk and Priscilla Zserdi: Motions adopted (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 049–060)

• Appoint Mayor Pro Tem: Mayor Sarah Kile recommended Council Member Gutierrez; motion approved five ayes, one nay, two absent. (SEG 061–063)

• Approve DPW vactor truck budget amendment (equipment fund): Resolution to amend FY 2024–2025 budget approved by roll call (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 113–120)

• Adopt special assessment for annual maintenance of Cedar Court parking area, $500 per year on parcel 170-601-300-017-01: Resolution adopted (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 121–138)

• Approve Corpus Christi parade: Motion approved (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 139–144)

• Approve Revize website revision and upgrade (DDA contributing $5,000 for DDA page): Motion approved (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 145)

• Approve assessor contract contingent on attorney‑acceptable language and reference checks: Motion approved (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 146)

• Approve street closure for Redhead Investments/Double H Restaurant (S. Antler Street): Motion approved (six ayes, two absent). (SEG 147–149)

• Approval of personnel items (DPW Director position and park manager changes) and other administrative actions: motions approved as recorded above. (SEG 097–112)

• Adjourn at 6:36 p.m.: Motion by Council Member Esiline; all ayes. (SEG 186–187)

Why it matters: The list consolidates formal council actions and the outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes so residents can quickly see what the council adopted or approved.

Note: Where the minutes list only a tally (e.g., "six ayes, two absent") individual roll‑call votes are not specified; a detailed roll call was recorded for the millage resolution.