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Votes at a glance: plats, LOC reductions, budget items and routine approvals
Summary
At its meeting the Village of Manhattan board unanimously approved the consent agenda, accepted the ACFR, approved final plats for Oak Ridge and Banks Farm, and authorized five letter-of-credit reductions for Villas of Prairie Trails, along with equipment purchases and other routine items.
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The Village of Manhattan Board of Trustees recorded several unanimous roll-call decisions during the meeting.
Key outcomes: • Consent agenda: Approved (minutes from 04/21/2026 and bills list dated 05/05/2026). • ACFR: Resolution to accept the annual comprehensive financial report for the year ended 04/30/2025 — approved unanimously. • Land use: Final plat approval for Oak Ridge Subdivision Phase 1 (7.36 acres into 18 lots) — approved; final plat re-subdivision for Banks Farm, Unit 3 — approved. • Development finance: Five separate resolutions approved to reduce letters of credit for the Villas of Prairie Trails (LOC IDs 6010011132, 6010011124, 6010011116, 6010011108, 6010011094), with Robinson Engineering confirming substantial completion for the referenced improvements. • Policy: Resolution opposing proposed statewide zoning preemption (described in the meeting as changes to lot sizes, density, ADUs, parking, inspections and impact fees) — approved. • Procurement: Approval of two police interceptor vehicles and a new building key-fob access system (details and amounts recorded in the minutes).
All listed motions passed on roll-call votes recorded in the minutes; where recorded, votes were unanimous. The minutes show no failed or tabled items. Several items were described as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission and supported by engineering reviews.
For reference, the minutes name trustees Bahina, Young, Dilling, Neighbors, Bone, Doyle and Adrianson as voting members on the roll calls included in the meeting record.

