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Crawford council certifies street superintendent appointment, approves Solid Waste amendment and cemetery deed
Summary
The council approved Resolution 2024-06 certifying the appointment of Brendan C. Lilley as Street Superintendent, approved a second amendment to the Solid Waste Agency service agreement (Resolution 2024-07), and granted a cemetery deed to Richard Huggett; all motions carried unanimously by those present.
At its Oct. 22 meeting, the Crawford City Council approved several formal items including certification of the year‑end appointment of Brendan C. Lilley as City Street Superintendent, passage of a resolution to execute a second amendment to the service agreement with the Solid Waste Agency of Northwest Nebraska, and a cemetery deed for Richard Huggett.
Dean moved to approve Resolution 2024‑06, which authorizes Mayor Shane Norman to certify completion of the year‑end appointment of Brendan C. Lilley as Street Superintendent; April Grant seconded and the motion carried with AYE votes from Grant, Dean, Gebbie and Storbeck. Council later approved the second amendment to the Solid Waste Agency service agreement (identified in the minutes as resolution no. 2024‑07) following a motion by Grant and second by Dean; the vote was recorded as AYE from Grant, Dean, Gebbie and Storbeck. The council also approved a cemetery deed for Richard Huggett on a motion from Grant, seconded by Dean; the vote carried.
Why it matters: The certified appointment clarifies administrative responsibility for street operations heading into winter, the Solid Waste agreement amendment completes paperwork from an earlier July approval that lacked the final resolution in the record, and the cemetery deed documents a property interest for a private party.
Next steps: The ordinances and resolutions were recorded as approved and the mayor is authorized to execute the necessary certifications and documentation. No additional public hearings were scheduled in the minutes for these items.
