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Britt Council approves change to signatures on land-sale resolution
Summary
At a Sept. 25 special session, the Britt City Council amended Resolution No. 16-2025 to replace a signature on the quitclaim deed for a tract sold to Roger D. Allen and Judy K. Allen; the motion passed unanimously among members present.
Mayor Jim Nelson called a special meeting of the Britt City Council to order at 5:29 p.m. on Sept. 25, 2025.
Councilmember L. Mosher moved to amend Resolution No. 16-2025, which had adopted the sale of a tract of land to Roger D. Allen and Judy K. Allen by quitclaim deed, to change the authorized signature on the resolution and on the quitclaim deed from Joe McEnulty to Eve Carr. Councilmember D. Peterson seconded the motion. Councilmember A. Weiss joined Mosher and Peterson in a roll-call vote recorded as yes, and the motion carried.
The amendment affects only the signature lines on the previously adopted resolution and associated deed; no other terms of the land sale were discussed during the special meeting. Council earlier approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Councilmember A. Weiss, seconded by Councilmember L. Mosher, on a voice vote with all ayes among members present. The session concluded after Councilmember L. Mosher moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilmember D. Peterson; that motion also carried with all ayes among members present.
The resolution identifies the buyers as Roger D. Allen and Judy K. Allen and references a quitclaim deed conveying a tract of land to them; the minutes state the amendment is limited to signature changes from Joe McEnulty to Eve Carr. The meeting record does not specify reasons for the signature change or provide additional background on the land transaction.
The special meeting minutes list Councilmembers A. Weiss, L. Mosher and D. Peterson as present and T. Hildman as not present. No conflicts of interest were reported, and no public testimony or extended discussion is recorded in the minutes.
