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Council approves multiple warrants totaling roughly $1.16 million; all votes unanimous
Summary
The Millinocket Town Council unanimously approved a set of prior-fiscal-year warrants July 10, including a $1,023,790.17 wastewater warrant and a $115,401.75 town warrant; smaller town and wastewater warrants also passed 7-0.
The Millinocket Town Council approved a package of warrants at its July 10 meeting, voting unanimously on several prior fiscal-year charges and operating expenses.
Council considered four warrants: Order 155 (a prior fiscal-year town warrant for $115,401.75), Order 156 (a prior fiscal-year wastewater warrant for $1,023,790.17), Order 157 (a town warrant for $16,733.02) and Order 158 (a wastewater warrant for $745.80). Each order was presented, discussed briefly by councilors, and approved by roll-call vote with recorded results of 7-0.
Order 155 included a range of municipal payments itemized by the presenter, such as $14,565.50 for a final payment on community design renderings, routine annual testing and equipment payments for fire department needs, asphalt and grounds maintenance, and other routine municipal services and vendor payments. Order 156 covered major wastewater-related capital and upgrade costs tied to the main pump station and associated pump upgrades. Order 157 listed smaller, recurring operational charges such as an annual HVAC/air-conditioning agreement and technology services. Order 158 was a small wastewater payment that the presenter noted included a charge to the town's technology vendor.
Councilors did not decline or amend any of the listed warrants during the meeting. All motions passed by unanimous vote; the meeting record indicates each motion passed 7-0.
The council moved on to authorizations and public-comment items after the votes. No funding approvals were rescinded or postponed during this portion of the agenda.
