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Alma council approves claims, appointments and airport design funding; awards municipal cleaning contract by resolution

City Council of the City of Alma, Nebraska · October 16, 2024
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Summary

On Oct. 16 the council approved $240,467.51 in claims, accepted the treasurer’s report, confirmed a municipal cleaning contract (Resolution 1-2025), appointed Meghan Stoelting to the library board and approved mayoral appointees Steven Ardiana as city administrator and Janet Dietz as city clerk; the council also approved airport project design funding.

The Alma City Council on Oct. 16 approved routine and substantive items including claims, personnel appointments, a municipal cleaning contract and funding for airport design work.

Council voted to approve claims and invoices totaling $240,467.51 for the Oct. 3–16 period after a motion by Tom Moulton and second by Dyann Collins. The council also accepted the Treasurer’s report on a motion by Collins and second by Casper.

By motion and roll-call votes the council adopted Resolution 1-2025 to award a municipal buildings cleaning contract to Jeff Lynch; Dyann Collins and Larry Casper voted yes and Tom Moulton recorded his vote as yes 'with protest,' and the resolution carried. The council appointed Meghan Stoelting to the Library Board and approved Mayor Hal Haeker’s nominees for two city administration positions: Steven Ardiana as City Administrator and Janet Dietz as City Clerk; each appointment passed on unanimous roll-call votes of the members present (Tom Moulton, Dyann Collins and Larry Casper).

Chris Christensen of Olssen Engineering briefed the council on anticipated FAA grant activity for airport design engineering in 2025 and a likely project bid in spring 2026; council approved moving forward with airport project funding and discussed options including use of non-primary entitlement funds in 2027 or a 20-year, zero-percent DOT hanger loan intended to be repaid with future FAA funds.

The council adjourned at 6:35 p.m.

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