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Bennet council opens solid-waste bids, reviews USPS lease, hears banner request and enters closed session
Summary
Council members opened two sealed bids for a solid-waste services RFP, reviewed a USPS lease renewal with city attorneys, heard a public comment from Larry Kramer about a Monroe Street holiday banner, and entered closed session to discuss potential litigation.
At its Oct. 13 meeting the Bennet City Council opened two sealed bids submitted in response to the city's solid-waste services RFP and discussed differences in terms and conditions; the minutes do not show an award or a timeline for selection.
City Attorneys David Solheim and Matt Blaser reviewed a USPS lease renewal and answered council questions about several lease terms; Attorney Blaser led that portion of the meeting. The minutes record discussion but do not include the lease document or specific contractual terms discussed.
Mayor Ryan Cheney reviewed written reports and communications from staff. During the public-comment period resident Larry Kramer provided additional details about a request for a banner across Monroe Street to advertise a 'Christmas in the Park' event; Kramer described placement and purpose. The banner request had been included among consent-agenda items approved earlier in the meeting.
Council member Dan Zieg moved and Josh Buck seconded a motion to go into closed session at 8:29 p.m. to discuss potential litigation. The council returned from closed session at 9:07 p.m. The minutes do not provide further details about the subject of the possible litigation discussed in closed session.
The meeting adjourned following the closed session.
