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At a glance: Hot Springs council votes, March meeting
Summary
The council approved multiple first readings, routine motions, grant reimbursements, contracts and appointments including ordinances 1284, 1281 and 1282 (first readings), a $35,843.50 city hall construction agreement, a $19,762 grant supplement for police radios, and recognition of a $175,000 finance agreement for the volunteer fire department.
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The Hot Springs City Council took the following recorded actions during the March meeting.
- Approved amended agenda (claims updated to $43,761; added new business item recognizing a Section 147F financing for the Hot Springs Volunteer Fire Department up to $175,000).
- Approved minutes from the March 2 council meeting and interim bills totaling $219,663.37.
- Approved first readings of ordinances 1284 (airport Part 77 airspace), 1281 (streets & sidewalks/trenching language moved) and 1282 (licenses; increases class B contractor valuation threshold to $55,000 and raises insurance to $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate).
- Approved the on‑sale liquor license application for Dave the Super Food Truck LLC (doing business as The Bunker) at 635 Jensen Highway.
- Renewed the city‑school facility use agreement effective May 1, 2026, and approved a variety of procurement and contract items including: a $35,843.50 construction agreement for city hall drainage and tuckpointing with Central Hills Construction; acceptance of three vendor quotes for 4,500 gallons of aviation gasoline (Valkcon delivered at a lower price than quoted); and approval of multiple airport ground lease changes allowing multiple 10‑year extensions.
- Approved an automatic budget supplement for $19,762 (Edward Byrne Memorial JAG grant) for police portable radios and equipment.
- Approved reappointments to the Historic Preservation Commission (Joanne Nicochet and Luke Royals) and appointed Sheree Larent to a two‑year term.
- Approved recognition under Section 147F that the Hot Springs Volunteer Fire Department will enter into a contract not to exceed $175,000 to finance a 2006 rescue/pumper truck; the council noted this recognition does not create a city financial obligation.
Where roll calls were recorded in the transcript, votes were recorded as passing by a majority; several first readings were approved unanimously on the roll calls shown. For agenda items where the motion record shows only a generic "All in favor? Opposed? The motion passes," outcome is recorded as approved unless a specific 'opposed' vote was announced.

