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DeWitt council directs staff to pursue seven-year Granger Waste Services extension; no formal vote taken
Summary
Councilmembers discussed extension options for the Granger Waste Services contract and directed City Administrator Daniel Coss to move forward with pursuing a seven-year contract; the minutes record discussion and direction only, with no formal approval.
Councilmembers reviewed the current Granger Waste Services contract and discussed options for extending the agreement on Jan. 26. City Administrator Daniel Coss led the review and presented extension options; the council gave direction to pursue a seven-year contract, but no formal vote or contract approval was recorded in the minutes.
The minutes describe the item as discussion only; Administrator Coss was instructed to move forward with next steps toward a possible seven-year extension. The council did not record a motion to approve a contract, nor did the minutes list financial terms, service changes, or an implementation schedule. Any final contract will require a future formal council action.
Councilmember Whitman separately expressed support for implementing a yard-waste cart program during staff reports; the minutes do not explicitly link that comment to the Granger Waste discussion.
