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Milan council unanimously approves rental-housing certification consulting, WWTP repairs and DPW roof budget amendments
Summary
The Milan City Council on April 11 approved an agreement for a rental housing certification consulting contract, authorized $29,790 in WWTP repairs and adopted budget amendments to replace two DPW building roofs; all votes were unanimous.
The Milan City Council voted unanimously on April 11 to approve three separate items: a consulting agreement for a Rental Housing Certification Program (Phase I), $29,790 in repairs at the wastewater treatment plant, and fiscal-year 2022 budget amendments for two Department of Public Works building roof replacements.
Councilmember Baldwin moved to approve the rental housing consulting agreement and Councilmember Thompson seconded; the roll-call vote was seven ayes, zero nays. Building/Zoning Inspector Craig Strong presented the implementation process for the Rental Housing Certification Program before the vote.
Council also approved the WWTP bid covering a crumbling wall and an entryway at a cost of $29,790. The motion to accept the bid was made by Councilmember Nie and seconded by Councilmember Thompson; council recorded seven ayes, zero nays.
A separate motion by Councilmember Baldwin, seconded by Councilmember Kerkes, approved amendments to the FY2022 budget to fund two DPW building roof replacements; the vote again was seven ayes, zero nays.
Votes at a glance: Rental Housing Certification Program consulting agreement — Motion to approve (mover: Councilmember Baldwin; seconder: Councilmember Thompson). Roll-call: Seven Ayes, Zero Nays. Outcome: approved. WWTP crumbling wall and entryway repairs — Motion to approve expenditure of $29,790 (mover: Councilmember Nie; seconder: Councilmember Thompson). Roll-call: Seven Ayes, Zero Nays. Outcome: approved. FY2022 budget amendments (DPW roof replacements) — Motion to approve (mover: Councilmember Baldwin; seconder: Councilmember Kerkes). Roll-call: Seven Ayes, Zero Nays. Outcome: approved.
The council carried each motion unanimously. The meeting record does not include additional conditions tied to the approvals or follow-up deadlines for staff reports; implementation details beyond Inspector Strong’s description of the rental-housing program implementation process were not specified.
The council also handled consent items and other agenda matters before adjourning at 9:10 p.m.
