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Beardstown council approves $137,650 for USDA sanitary sewer replacement project

Beardstown City Council · June 17, 2025
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Summary

The Beardstown City Council on June 17 approved $137,650 for the USDA Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project under its omnibus consent process, also adopting the consent agenda and filing Resolution Number 10. The meeting lasted five minutes and adjourned at 6:37 p.m.

The Beardstown City Council voted unanimously June 17 to authorize $137,650 for the USDA Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project.

Alderperson Keith Schramm moved the measure and Alderperson Dawn Seward seconded; the motion passed by roll call under the council’s Omnibus Vote designation. The project amount was recorded as $137,650.00.

The action was taken as part of the council’s Consent Agenda. Earlier in the meeting Alderperson Mary Davis moved and Alderperson Eric Harbin seconded approval of the full Consent Agenda, which included disbursements for the period ending June 16, 2025; that motion also passed unanimously by roll call and resulted in Resolution Number 10 being filed as final.

At the start of the meeting Mayor Tim Harris and City Clerk Katie Vitale recorded a quorum at 6:32 p.m. and the council noted there were no public comments. Alderperson Dawn Seward and Alderperson Allie Dawson moved and seconded approval of the minutes from the June 3, 2025 meeting by voice vote.

There were no recorded roll-call counts for individual yes or no votes in the transcript; all recorded motions were described as passing unanimously. With no further business, Alderperson Mary Davis moved and Alderperson Allie Dawson seconded to adjourn; the meeting ended at 6:37 p.m.

The council did not include public testimony or debate on the authorized sanitary sewer project in the transcript.