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Cabot council approves minutes and two resolutions; votes recorded

Cabot City Council · December 16, 2024
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Summary

The Cabot City Council approved Dec. 2 minutes (6–1, one abstention) and adopted Resolutions No. 61 and No. 62 of 2024 by roll-call votes; Resolution 62 authorizes an agreement with Exxon Enterprise Inc. and waives competitive bidding.

The Cabot City Council at its meeting approved routine minutes and adopted two resolutions by roll-call vote.

Minutes: The council approved the minutes from Dec. 2 in a motion moved by Brandon and seconded by Corey. The roll-call vote recorded six yes votes and one abstention (Council member Reed abstained); the motion passed 6–1.

Resolution No. 61 of 2024: The council voted to read ordinances and resolutions by title only and adopted Resolution No. 61 of 2024 (motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote passed). No additional discussion was recorded.

Resolution No. 62 of 2024: The council considered and adopted Resolution No. 62 of 2024, which authorizes the mayor and city clerk/treasurer to enter an agreement with Exxon Enterprise Inc. and waives competitive bidding requirements as described by the resolution. The motion to adopt was moved and seconded and passed on a roll-call vote.

Votes at a glance (as recorded): - Approval of December 2 minutes: Yes—Long, Spangler, Red, Hillenberg, Cope, Weac; Abstain—Reed. Outcome: approved (6–1). - Resolution No. 61 of 2024: Yes—Long, Spangler, Red, Hillenberg, Cope, Reed, Weac. Outcome: adopted. - Resolution No. 62 of 2024: Yes—Hillenberg, Cope, Reed, Weac, Long, Spangler, Red. Outcome: adopted.

What’s next: No further action on these items was recorded; the council moved on to public input after the votes.