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Votes at a glance: minutes amended, traffic ordinance, waste rates, and intersection-contract award

Franklin City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Council approved amended minutes, adopted Ordinance 2017‑23 (traffic code), renewed solid‑waste rates at $16.24 per unit per month (Resolution 2017‑43), and awarded a $123,625 contract to WG Stang LLC for an intersection improvement (Resolution 2017‑44).

At its Aug. 21 meeting the Franklin City Council recorded several formal actions.

Minutes: Councilmember Carl Bray moved to amend and approve the Clerk’s Journal from Aug. 7, 2017; the motion passed with Michael Aldridge recorded as abstaining.

Ordinance 2017‑23 (traffic code): Todd Hall moved and Michael Aldridge seconded the ordinance update; the roll call in the transcript shows a unanimous yes from voting members present (Bray, Mayor Centers, Aldridge, Fouts, Hall, Ruppert; Brent Centers absent). The ordinance updates multiple traffic‑code sections to mirror state law and takes effect through Sept. 29, 2017.

Resolution 2017‑43 (solid‑waste, recycling and yard‑waste rates): Public Works Director Steve Inman said the rate for Oct. 1, 2017–Sept. 30, 2018, will be $16.24 per unit per month ($13.53 collection plus a $2.71 administrative fee). Michael Aldridge moved adoption; the council approved the resolution.

Resolution 2017‑44 (Stadia‑Skokiaan intersection improvement): City Engineer Barry Conway reported a single bid from WG Stang LLC at $123,625. Council awarded the contract and authorized the city manager to execute the agreement using Issue 2 funds.

Adjournment: Councilmember Carl Bray moved to adjourn; motion carried and the meeting ended at 7:38 p.m.