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Votes at a glance: Beaver City Council approves UAMPS agreement, cash‑payment rounding and routine minutes and bills
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Beaver City Council approved minutes and bills, adopted Resolution R3102026(A) authorizing an amended UAMPS pooling agreement, and adopted Resolution R3102026(B) implementing five‑cent rounding for cash utility payments.
The Beaver City Council took several formal actions at its March 10, 2026 meeting in Beaver City Center.
Minutes and Bills: The council unanimously approved the minutes of its Feb. 10, 2026 regular meeting (motion by Lance Cox; second by David Albrecht) and unanimously approved bills covering Feb. 24–Mar. 9, 2026 (motion by Hunter Holt; second by Lance Cox).
Resolution R3102026(A) — UAMPS Amended and Restated Power Pooling Agreement: Moved by Council Member Lance Cox and seconded by Council Member Tyler Schena, the council adopted the resolution by roll call vote; the measure carried unanimously. UAMPS representative Les Williams presented the agreement and City Attorney Justin Wayment provided a favorable opinion. UAMPS said the change to an extended day‑ahead purchasing model should have minimal direct impact on Beaver City because UAMPS manages scheduling for member cities.
Resolution R3102026(B) — Cash‑payment rounding policy: Council Member Hunter Holt moved and Council Member Lance Cox seconded to adopt a policy that rounds cash utility payments to the nearest five cents. The policy applies only to cash transactions and does not affect checks or credit‑card payments. The motion carried by roll call.
No other formal actions or expenditures tied to these resolutions were adopted at the meeting. Council members present who voted in favor included Mayor Matt Robinson and Council Members Hunter Holt, Lance Cox, Tyler Schena, and David Albrecht; Council Member Randy Hunter was excused.
