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Douglas council approves auditing RFP and second reading of property-easement ordinance
Summary
The council unanimously approved the consent agenda awarding the external auditing services RFP and passed the second reading of Ordinance No. 26-1233, authorizing purchase and an exclusive permanent easement for specified parcels; both motions passed 6-0 with the mayor excused.
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The Douglas Mayor and Council approved key items on the May 27 special meeting agenda, including an RFP award for external auditing services on the consent agenda and the second reading of Ordinance No. 26-1233 authorizing the purchase of interests in two parcels and granting a permanent easement to the United States of America.
The consent agenda, which included the Request for Proposals for external auditing services, passed on a motion by Council Member Ida Pedrego and a second by Council Member Ray Shelton. The clerk recorded the vote as 6-0 in favor; Mayor Jose Grijalva was excused.
On the ordinance, Council Member Jose Montaño moved and Council Member Ida Pedrego seconded approval of the second reading of Ordinance No. 26-1233. The ordinance authorizes the city manager to execute documents to purchase interests in real property identified as assessor parcel numbers 408-31-002E and 408-31-002H and to grant an exclusive and permanent easement with the United States of America. The motion passed 6-0.
Why it matters: The ordinance implements a property transaction and easement necessary for the city's project planning and ensures the city manager has authority to complete the required documents. The RFP award secures an external auditor contract to meet the city's financial oversight needs.
What’s next: The council did not schedule additional related votes during the special meeting. The ordinance takes effect per the terms stated in the ordinance language and the city manager is authorized to execute related documents.
