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Lamont council approves sale of 330 Pine, adopts safety and billing resolutions
Summary
At its Dec. 14 meeting, the Lamont City Council approved selling city-owned property at 330 Pine to G5 Properties LLC and adopted a seatbelt/restraint workplace policy and a resolution certifying delinquent city service bills to property taxes.
The Lamont City Council voted Dec. 14 to transfer a city-owned property at 330 Pine Street to G5 Properties LLC and adopted two administrative resolutions affecting workplace safety and billing collections.
The council approved the property transfer by motion of Councilperson Behrens, seconded by Councilperson Devlin; the motion carried as Resolution 22-35 with affirmative votes from Councilpersons Lincoln, Slack, Devlin and Behrens. The resolution directs the mayor and city clerk to issue a warranty deed and abstract to complete the sale.
The measures adopted alongside the property sale addressed internal policies and revenue collection. By motion of Councilperson Behrens, seconded by Councilperson Devlin, the council approved a Seatbelt/Restraint Policy required by IMWCA, recorded as Resolution 22-36; the recorded ayes were Slack, Lincoln, Devlin and Behrens. Council additionally noted a workplace cleanliness expectation that places of employment, passageways, storerooms and service rooms—particularly the public works building—be kept in a clean and sanitary condition.
Council also voted to certify delinquent city service bills to property tax rolls for collection. The motion by Councilperson Slack, seconded by Councilperson Lincoln, passed as Resolution 22-37; the clerk will proceed to place delinquent utility/service charges on property tax statements in accordance with the resolution.
Votes at a glance - Resolution 22-35 (sale of 330 Pine Street to G5 Properties LLC): Motion by Behrens, second by Devlin. Vote: Lincoln, Slack, Devlin, Behrens — yes. Outcome: approved. - Resolution 22-36 (Seatbelt/Restraint Policy; workplace cleanliness): Motion by Behrens, second by Devlin. Vote: Slack, Lincoln, Devlin, Behrens — yes. Outcome: approved. - Resolution 22-37 (certify delinquent service bills to property taxes): Motion by Slack, second by Lincoln. Vote: unanimous among present council. Outcome: approved.
The council approved the consent agenda at the start of the meeting, which included the December agenda, November minutes, listed bills and the November treasurer's report.
Next steps: The mayor and clerk are to complete the property transfer paperwork for 330 Pine; the clerk will implement the billing certification process required by Resolution 22-37. No sale price or contract terms were specified in the minutes.
