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Votes at a glance: Gardiner City Council, Dec. 17, 2025

Gardiner City Council · December 17, 2025
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Summary

A quick list of motions and outcomes recorded at the Dec. 17 Gardiner City Council meeting: unanimous approvals for a mayoral proclamation, two permits, two LUO items advanced to second read, acceptance of a $300,000 CDBG award, certification of election results, a personnel reclassification, and minutes approval.

The following motions and outcomes were recorded by the Gardiner City Council on Dec. 17, 2025.

- Mayoral proclamation honoring postal carrier Randall Thiebaud: motion to adopt the proclamation (mover: Councilor Greenleaf); adopted by unanimous vote.

- Gerard’s Pizza liquor license renewal: motion to approve (mover: Councilor Veronica Babcock; second: Councilor Greenleaf); approved, unanimous vote.

- Brown’s Salvage salvage yard permit: staff inspection reported by Chris McNeil and Fire Chief Rick Seberg; motion to approve (mover: Councilor Cusick; second: Councilor Kimball); approved, unanimous vote.

- LUO amendments: first reads for section 7 (drive‑thrus in planned development) and section 10 (battery energy storage and commercial data systems) were moved to second reading (mover for section 10: Councilor Greenleaf; second: Councilor Kimball); motions recorded as unanimous.

- Acceptance of downtown revitalization Community Development Block Grant: motion to accept $300,000 in CDBG funds (mover: Councilor Grant; second: Councilor Babcock); approved, unanimous vote.

- Certification of November election results: motion to certify (mover: Councilor Grant); approved, unanimous vote.

- Personnel reclassification: motion to replace one public works laborer position with an equipment operator (mover: Councilor Cusick; second: Councilor Kimball); approved, unanimous vote. Staff noted the change increases hourly pay by roughly $2 (approximately $4,160 annually) and that current vacancies can absorb the cost this year.

- Approval of meeting minutes for Dec. 3, 2025: motion to approve (mover: Councilor Grant; second: Councilor Babcock); approved, unanimous vote.

Where a motion was recorded as a unanimous vote, the transcript did not publish roll‑call tallies by individual names; the council recorded outcomes orally as "all in favor, please record a unanimous vote."