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Lisbon council approves consent items, pays sports-complex contractor and opens public hearing on chemical feed building
Summary
At its Aug. 11 meeting the Lisbon City Council approved routine consent items and Payment #3 to Linn Haven Land Improvements for sports-complex grading, and opened then closed a public hearing on a proposed chemical feed building and Well No. 5; all recorded motions passed 4-0.
The City Council of Lisbon, Iowa, approved routine business and contractor payments and placed a proposed chemical feed building and Well No. 5 on the record during its Aug. 11, 2025 meeting.
Councilmember John Bardsley moved to approve the consent agenda — including the July 28 minutes, list of bills, utility refunds and the July treasurer’s report — and Mike Williams seconded. The motion carried 4-0 with Rick Scott absent.
The council then approved Payment #3 to Linn Haven Land Improvements for grading at the city’s sports complex after a motion by Nathan Smith, seconded by Mike Williams. The minutes record the vote as "All Ayes" and the payment was approved 4-0; the payment amount is not specified in the minutes.
The council voted to open a public hearing at 7:14 p.m. to receive information on plans for a Chemical Feed Building and Well No. 5. City Engineer Dave Schechinger presented the plans, describing that the building will include storage and is specified to be expandable if future needs require additional capacity. The public hearing was closed at 7:17 p.m. following a motion by Nathan Smith, seconded by John Bardsley. The minutes do not record a formal decision to construct the building or any contract award.
The meeting record shows all recorded motions on these items carried by the four attending councilmembers: John Bardsley, Mike Williams, Nathan Smith and Kevin Steele. Rick Scott was listed as absent.
