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Wheatland Council approves fiscal transfers, annual finance reports and accepts insurance payment

Wheatland City Council · August 12, 2024
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Summary

At its Aug. 12 meeting the Wheatland City Council approved consent items, adopted three resolutions transferring funds and approving the streets finance report, approved the Annual Finance Report, and accepted a Progressive insurance payment of $5,448.23 related to a hydrant-removal claim.

Wheatland — The Wheatland City Council on Aug. 12 approved routine financial business including transfers to savings, annual finance reports and acceptance of an insurance payment.

During the regular meeting at Wheatland City Hall, Council Member Grau moved to approve the consent agenda, including minutes of the July 8 meeting and the clerk’s financial report; Council Member Hicks seconded and the council recorded "All Ayes." The clerk presented detailed vendor payments, payroll and fund totals, including July gross wages of $13,723.12, total July expenses of $110,163.59 and total July revenues of $72,424.49.

Council then approved a sequence of resolutions. Council Member Hicks moved to adopt Resolution 2025-02 transferring remaining FY2024 balances to savings (seconded by Council Member Grau); Council Member Houzenga moved to adopt Resolution 2025-03 for the FY2025 annual transfer of funds to savings (seconded by Council Member Hicks); and Council Member Houzenga moved to adopt Resolution 2025-04 approving the Annual Streets Finance Report (seconded by Council Member Hicks). Each motion was recorded as "All Ayes."

The council also voted to approve the city's Annual Finance Report after a motion by Council Member Houzenga and a second by Council Member Grau; the motion passed with "All Ayes." Finally, Council moved to accept a Progressive insurance payment of $5,448.23 for a claim related to hydrant removal at Jackson Street Place and S. Toronto Street (motion by Council Member Houzenga; second by Council Member Grau); the council accepted the payment with "All Ayes."

The meeting record lists the motions, the seconders and the outcome as "All Ayes," but does not provide a roll-call tally for each vote. The council adjourned at 6:47 p.m.

Authorities referenced in the meeting were council resolutions 2025-02, 2025-03 and 2025-04; the meeting record does not provide the full resolution text in the transcript and those documents were not included in the record provided.