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Red Oak City Council approves sale of lot and passes multiple routine resolutions
Summary
At its Dec. 15 meeting the council approved the sale of 107 E. Grimes to AKJ Investments for $600 and unanimously adopted a package of routine resolutions including grant payouts, equipment purchase, snow-removal enforcement and an agreement with the YMCA.
The Red Oak City Council on Dec. 15 approved the sale of a city-owned lot at 107 E. Grimes to AKJ Investments for $600 and unanimously passed a series of routine resolutions covering grants, equipment and municipal agreements.
The council voted to accept the bid for Lot Ten in Block 55 (commonly 107 E. Grimes, Tax Parcel 600628310004000) to AKJ Investments for $600. Sharon Bradley moved the resolution to accept the bid; Brian Bills seconded. The motion passed by roll call with all five councilmembers voting aye.
Council members then approved a package of resolutions by unanimous roll-call votes. Among them were Resolution 2025-166, authorizing the purchase of an AgriVision John Deere Z960M ZT mower (motion by Brian Bills, second by Tim Fridolph); Resolution 2025-164 to proceed with an Animal Welfare and Control Committee survey (motion by Tim Fridolph, second by Adam Hietbrink); and Resolution 2025-163, authorizing three Downtown Urban Renewal grant payments of $7,500 each to Coolbaugh St. Holdings (220 E. Coolbaugh), Swanson Law (209 E. Coolbaugh) and Mark Jackson Hardware Hank and Hallmark (323 E. Reed) (motion by Jeanice Lester, second by Sharon Bradley).
The council also approved Resolution 2025-165 adopting sidewalk snow-removal enforcement and related fees (motion by Sharon Bradley, second by Brian Bills) and Resolution 2025-167 approving a 28E agreement for the YMCA (motion by Jeanice Lester, second by Adam Hietbrink). All motions carried on unanimous roll-call votes.
The council approved the meeting agenda (moving Resolution 2025-162 ahead of 2025-166) and accepted the consent agenda, which included meeting minutes, several commission receipts, the 2026 City Council meeting schedule and claims totaling $91,701.82.
The meeting record shows no public comments during the public hearing on the lot sale. The hearing was opened and closed the same evening at 6:10 p.m. The council adjourned at 8:41 p.m.
