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Templeton council adopts depository resolution, approves schedule change and routine items
Summary
The Templeton City Council adopted Resolution No. 1422-24 naming Templeton Savings Bank with a $2,000,000 maximum deposit, approved Resolution No. 1423-24 to move the Sept. 1, 2025 meeting to Sept. 2, set a Jan. 6, 2025 public hearing on a budget amendment, approved a liquor license, and approved the consent agenda and claims.
The Templeton City Council on Dec. 2, 2024 adopted multiple administrative items including a depository resolution and a meeting-schedule change.
On a roll call vote the council adopted Resolution No. 1422-24, naming Templeton Savings Bank as an official depository and establishing a maximum deposit balance of $2,000,000 for calendar year 2025; the resolution cites compliance with Iowa Code Chapter 12C. The minutes record that Mark Bauer moved for adoption and Tasha Goecke seconded; after roll call the mayor declared the resolution passed (all present voted aye).
The council also adopted Resolution No. 1423-24 amending the governing body's 2025 meeting schedule to move the regular meeting falling on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1, 2025, to Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. The resolution passed on roll call (all present voted aye).
Council set a public hearing for Jan. 6, 2025 for Budget Amendment #1 to the FY24/25 budget on a motion by Tasha Goecke, seconded by Dave Ramsey. The council voted to approve a liquor license application from Templeton Rye Distillery LLC (motion by Cory Drees, seconded by Mark Bauer). The minutes record discussion about a broken concrete driveway approach at 409 S. 4th Ave and note the council’s determination not to replace the approach due to prior damage.
The meeting included a budget workshop and the approval of the consent agenda, which comprised the Nov. 4 minutes, an internal review of city financial records and assets, balance sheet, budget vs. actual, claims, and the October 2024 Treasurer's Report. The minutes list totals of $458,815.96 in revenue, $34,373.98 in expenditures, and $1,192,204.45 in total cash and investments, and document a set of claims including RK's Tree Service ($15,000.00) and West Central IA Rural Water ($5,390.00).
The meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m. on a motion by Mark Bauer, seconded by Tasha Goecke; all present voted in favor.
