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Votes at a glance: Canton City Council, March 12, 2025

Canton City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Quick summary of formal motions recorded in the March 12 Canton City Council meeting: agenda and consent approvals, ballfield improvements, support resolution for Fillmore County ordinance, purchase of a pumphouse furnace, and adjournment; minutes record motions carried but do not include roll‑call tallies.

The Canton City Council recorded the following formal actions at its March 12, 2025 meeting. Minutes indicate each motion "carried" but do not provide roll‑call vote tallies.

• Approve meeting agenda — Motion by Councilmember Jen Dowling, seconded by Jeremy Hanson; motion carried (SEG 005).

• Approve consent agenda (Feb. 12 public hearing and regular meeting minutes; March disbursements) — Motion by George Hafner, seconded by Jason Magnuson; motion carried (SEG 007).

• Approve recommended ballfield improvements (repair fencing, add softball mix, hire contractor to grade infield) using park/ballfield fund — Motion by George Hafner, seconded by Jen Dowling; motion carried (SEG 012–013).

• Approve Resolution 2025‑10 supporting Fillmore County Ordinance No. 20230523 (Hemp and Cannabis) — Motion by Jen Dowling, seconded by George Hafner; motion carried (SEG 014–015). The minutes do not include the resolution text.

• Purchase new hanging furnace for pumphouse — Motion by Jason Magnuson, seconded by Jeremy Hanson; motion carried (SEG 016–017).

• Adjourn meeting at 6:42 p.m. — Motion by Jen Dowling, seconded by Jason Magnuson; motion carried (SEG 017).

The minutes do not specify vote tallies or recorded dissents for any of these motions; where recorded, motions were noted simply as "carried."