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Votes at a glance: Twilla City Council unanimous approvals on ordinances, resolutions and procurements
Summary
Council voted 5–0 on multiple items April 1: three ordinances (RV parking exception, water-rights review, front-yard parking), several resolutions including a $2.676 million equipment procurement, and two invoices totaling $87,248; the meeting included routine appointments and adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
The Twilla City Council on April 1 recorded the following formal actions (motions and votes taken during the business meeting). All items listed passed by unanimous vote (5–0) with Councilmembers Gossip, Goes, Hansen, McCall and Brady voting in favor.
Ordinances and major code changes - Ordinance 2025-32 (item 6): Amend section 7-9-2 to allow an exception permitting recreational-vehicle parking at qualifying homeless shelter facilities under service and site conditions. Motion: Councilman Hansen; second: Councilman Gossip. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 413–526). - Ordinance 2026-07 (item 7): Amend section 7-26-3 (water-rights exactions) to allow city review of the quality and sufficiency of water rights offered as exactions. Motion: Councilwoman Goes; second: Councilman McCall. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 527–581). - Ordinance 2026-08 (item 8): Amend section 7-4-7 to clarify permissible parking locations in single-family zones, adding a figure and paving/access requirements. Motion: Councilman Gossip; second: Councilwoman Goes. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 582–741).
Resolutions, procurement and appointments - Resolution 2026-16 (item 9): Consent to mayoral appointment of William Manaso to the Tilla Valley Museum Advisory Board (three-year term). Motion: Councilman Hansen; second: Councilman McCall. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 742–804). - Resolution 2026-17 (item 10): Approve agreement change order no. 3 for 2025 Twilla City Wells project including contingency of $223,500. Motion: Councilman Hansen; second: Councilwoman Gochas/McCall (motion recorded). Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 805–850). - Resolution 2026-18 (item 11): Approve agreement with Huber Technology LLC for water reclamation facility solar dryer turner equipment; equipment, parts and technology total $2,676,167. Motion: Councilman McCall; second: Councilman Hansen. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 851–924). - Resolution 2026-9 (item 12): Authorize application for and acceptance of Edward Byrne JAG funds ($22,945) to purchase an unmanned aircraft system for the police department (no local match required). Motion: Councilman Gossip; second: Councilman McCall. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 925–973). - Resolution 2026-20 (item 13): Approve interlocal agreement with Tilla County required by the JAG grant application. Motion: Councilman Hansen; second: Councilman McCall. Result: approved 5–0 (SEG 973–1059).
Invoices and minutes - Invoice: SCBA packs and bottles for fire department from Ellen Curtis Suns — $56,498. Approved 5–0 (SEG 1060–1086). - Invoice: Public works software annual renewal — $30,750. Approved 5–0 (SEG 1060–1086). - Minutes: Approved minutes for March 18, 2026 business meeting. Approved 5–0 (SEG 1087–1106).
The council adjourned at approximately 7:45 p.m.
Notes: The meeting included several departmental presentations and a library America250 presentation; no public commenters opposed the ordinances during the public hearings.
