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Red Oak City Council approves payroll ordinance and a package of routine resolutions
Summary
At its Feb. 3 meeting the Red Oak City Council approved Ordinance 2025-01 (payroll quarterly) and a set of resolutions covering tax-lien certification, software conversion, appointments, a fire board agreement, GIS mapping (amended cost $5,000) and rental inspection fee clarification; most measures passed unanimously, while claims and the payroll ordinance passed 4–1 with Councilmember John Haidsiak dissenting.
The Red Oak City Council voted on several ordinances and resolutions at its Feb. 3 meeting, approving both routine administrative actions and a final-reading payroll ordinance.
On a 4–1 roll-call vote (John Haidsiak recorded as the lone nay), the council approved the city's claims for Feb. 3, 2025 totaling $110,557.74 and adopted Ordinance 2025-01 on final reading concerning City Council payroll quarterly. The motion to approve the claims was made by Sharon Bradley and seconded by Brian Bills; the ordinance final-reading motion was made by Tim Fridolph and seconded by Adam Hietbrink.
The council approved a series of resolutions by unanimous roll-call votes. Brian Bills moved, and Tim Fridolph seconded, Resolution 2025-06 authorizing the city clerk to certify tax liens for delinquent utilities. Resolution 2025-07, for a software conversion to CIVIC Systems, passed on a motion by Sharon Bradley, seconded by Brian Bills. Resolution 2025-08 appointed Lucas Orme to the Planning and Zoning Commission and Faith Smith to the Historic Preservation Commission (motion by Tim Fridolph, second by John Haidsiak).
Further unanimous approvals included Resolution 2025-09, authorizing a 2025–2028 agreement with the Rural Fire Board (moved by Brian Bills, seconded by Sharon Bradley); Resolution 2025-10, to acquire a GIS map layer for zoning districts from JEO with an amended cost of $5,000 (moved by Tim Fridolph, seconded by Adam Hietbrink); and Resolution 2025-11, clarifying rental inspection fees for duplexes (moved by Brian Bills, seconded by Adam Hietbrink).
The council completed the listed business and adjourned at 8:02 p.m.
