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Board denies several small claims, approves one insurance‑segregated claim
Summary
During the April 14 meeting the Board of Public Works denied five resident claims totaling several thousand dollars and approved one claim (Patricia Tukalski) for $6,266.21, which board noted was segregated by Progressive Insurance Company.
The Board of Public Works on April 14 considered a slate of claims that had been discussed in a prior closed session and acted on each by motion and vote. Board member (Speaker 2) moved the motions on each claim and the Chair seconded; recorded votes were "Aye."
The board denied claims by Scott Hagen ($52.41), Michael Kittleson ($103.93), Sabrina Stepford ($301.47), Alessandra Alanis ($4,866.60) and Jackie Lunch ($781.50). The board approved a claim by Patricia Tukalski for $6,266.21, which the mover noted was "as segregated by Progressive Insurance Company."
Board member moved and the Chair seconded each action; members responded "Aye" on the record to carry the motions. The transcript indicates these claims were discussed in closed session prior to the public motion and vote.
Votes at a glance - Scott Hagen — $52.41 — Motion to deny — Approved by recorded 'Aye'. - Patricia Tukalski — $6,266.21 — Motion to approve (as segregated by Progressive Insurance Company) — Approved by recorded 'Aye'. - Michael Kittleson — $103.93 — Motion to deny — Approved by recorded 'Aye'. - Sabrina Stepford — $301.47 — Motion to deny — Approved by recorded 'Aye'. - Alessandra Alanis — $4,866.60 — Motion to deny — Approved by recorded 'Aye'. - Jackie Lunch — $781.50 — Motion to deny — Approved by recorded 'Aye'.
The board provided no additional public explanation for the denials at the meeting. Next procedural steps for approved claims are to process payment per city procedures and applicable insurance segregation noted on the record.
