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Votes at a glance: consent agenda, museum concept, street closure and fireworks funding approved
Summary
The Ainsworth City Council approved the consent agenda, a concept for the Sellersville Park museum restoration, a street closure for a family event, and a $2,500 contribution for fourth‑of‑July fireworks; all motions passed as recorded in the meeting roll calls.
The council recorded four formal approvals during the meeting.
Consent agenda: A motion to approve the consent agenda passed on a roll-call vote with council members Dustin, Heather, Brad and Ken recorded as voting yes. (Motion carried unanimously.)
Museum restoration concept: The council unanimously approved the Barton/Sellersville Park Museum project concept — demolish the north addition, restore the original log cabin, preserve the east addition and pursue funding and environmental/artifact remediation. Transcript roll call recorded yes votes by Brad, Kathy, Dustin and Heather.
Street closure for Family Meal (Aiser family day): The council approved a street closure for 3rd and Maple west to the alley on June 26 from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.; roll call recorded Ken, Dustin, Heather and Brad voting yes (motion carried 4–0). The council said it would notify fire and ambulance services of the closure.
Fourth of July fireworks funding: The Ainsworth Betterment Committee recommended a $2,500 allocation to the Ainsworth Commercial Club and Ainsworth Golf Course for the 4th‑of‑July fireworks display (consumer-grade commercial fireworks, not a licensed large show). Council approved the recommendation on the record; roll-call names appear in the transcript as Councilor Hill, Heather and Councilor Bond, with the motion carried.
Ending: The meeting adjourned at 6:27 p.m.
