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Prairie City Council unanimously approves consent agenda, including six‑figure contractor payments
Summary
At its Aug. 13 meeting the Prairie City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda that included routine claims, Resolution 8‑13‑25‑1 approving bills and transfers, and several large vendor payments totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, while placing some infrastructure finance items on a later special meeting agenda.
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The Prairie City Council on Aug. 13 unanimously approved its consent agenda, authorizing routine claims, transfers and multiple vendor payments listed in the meeting packet.
Council member Derek Ingle moved to approve the consent agenda, with Phil Holland seconding; the motion carried on a roll‑call vote. The approved items included MSA invoices totaling $23,808.76; an ISG invoice for $2,250; Simmering Cory grant administration fees of $4,000; Manatt’s road repairs for $102,399.65; Wynn Company, LLC Pay Application No. 2 for $311,024.30; TriCity Electric camera balance $3,100.90; and other standard claims and renewals such as the Prairie City Foods alcohol permit and a Xerox managed services renewal.
Transition Coordinator and Library Director Sue Ponder and MSA representative Preston Moon were listed in the packet as attendees and contributors to the materials underpinning several line items. Preston Moon noted construction work related to parks and street projects in the packet materials.
The council also approved Resolution 8‑13‑25‑1 authorizing bills and transfers as included in the meeting materials. No public comment was received on the consent agenda.
The council moved several financing and infrastructure items to later discussion or separate action: the SRF loan application for Phase 2/Phase 3 of the water main project was tabled for consideration at a special meeting on Aug. 19 to allow additional review with PFM, and the council took no action on certain project engineering items pending further review.
The meeting adjourned at 8:08 p.m.
