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Mendota council approves consent calendar, authorizes stormwater and CalRecycle grant applications
Summary
At a short Oct. 11 special meeting the Mendota City Council unanimously approved a $765,384.16 warrant list and adopted resolutions authorizing grant applications for the 2nd Street Stormwater Project and CalRecycle programs.
The Mendota City Council unanimously approved its consent calendar at a special meeting on Oct. 11, adopting a warrant list totaling $765,384.16 and authorizing staff to pursue grant funding for two infrastructure and recycling-related projects.
Council Member Jose Alonso moved to approve the agenda and later moved to approve consent calendar items 1 through 3. Council Member Joseph Riofrio seconded both motions; both measures passed with four ayes and one absence (Council Member Oscar Rosales). Mayor Victor Martinez and Mayor Pro Tem Libertad "Liberty" Lopez were recorded as present for the votes.
The consent calendar included a warrant list covering check nos. 55375 through 55468 with a total of $765,384.16 for council approval. It also carried two resolutions: Resolution No. 24-55, which authorizes the submission of a financial assistance application and execution of a Financial Assistance Agreement related to the 2nd Street Stormwater Project, and Resolution No. 24-56, which authorizes submission of individual grant applications and related authorizations for all CalRecycle grant programs. The council approved those items as presented; no council discussion or public comment was recorded.
No citizens offered oral or written presentations during the meeting. With no further business, Council Member Alonso moved to adjourn at 3:02 p.m.; Council Member Riofrio seconded and the council adjourned by unanimous vote of those present.
The actions taken authorize city staff to pursue the specified grant applications and finalize the listed warrant payments; additional implementation steps, timelines and award outcomes were not specified in the meeting record.
