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Red Oak council approves consent agenda, backs Safe Streets support letter and appoints Levi Franks

Red Oak City Council · August 4, 2025
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Summary

Council approved its consent agenda including claims and a liquor license, voted to send a letter supporting Safe Streets and Roads for All, and appointed Levi Franks to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Public comment addressed vacation rights of way and council discussed Broadway zoning and code recodification.

The Red Oak City Council cleared its consent agenda, approved routine items and handled a series of short motions at the Aug. 4 meeting.

The council approved the consent agenda, which included approval of minutes, receipt of several board meeting minutes, a liquor license for Red Oak Eagles Aerie No. 2715 and claims totaling $109,091.32. The motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Sharon Bradley and seconded by Tim Fridolph; the motion carried on a unanimous roll call.

Councilmember Brian Bills moved and Councilmember Adam Hietbrink seconded Resolution 2025‑93, authorizing a letter of support to participate in the Safe Streets and Roads for All program; the resolution passed unanimously. Councilmember Tim Fridolph moved and Councilmember Jeanice Lester seconded Resolution 2025‑94 appointing Levi Franks to the Planning and Zoning Commission with a term expiring January 2028; that motion also passed by unanimous roll call.

A single public comment was recorded: Dan Bullington spoke about vacation of rights of way. The council also discussed zoning and permitted uses on Broadway Street and considered municipal code recodification for Chapters 64–70; neither the Broadway conversation nor the recodification discussion resulted in a formal vote at this meeting.

The meeting record lists a series of administrative items including Brownfields training and upcoming audit review. The mayor adjourned the meeting at 6:40 p.m.