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Britt City Council approves consent agenda, several permits and appointments; Komline‑Harn invoice passes 4–1
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda including a claims register, granted a liquor license to Britt Bar and Grill, authorized the mayor to sign an Alliant Tree Grant, approved the Summer Rec budget at $7,900 without a full‑time director, and approved a $9,000 payment to Komline‑Harn on a 4–1 vote.
At its March 3, 2026 regular meeting, the Britt City Council approved a slate of routine business, licensing actions and appointments and recorded a split vote on a $9,000 vendor invoice.
The council approved the consent agenda, which the agenda listed as including a claims report of $170,154.31 and the minutes of the Feb. 3 and Feb. 17 meetings. The roll call recorded by the minutes lists T. Hildman, Noland Stewart, T. Romer, B. Hiscocks and J. Thompson as present; the consent motion carried unanimously. The claims register attached to the minutes lists vendor detail and a claims total of $170,176.86 (the record contains both figures).
Under Clerk’s Reports, the council granted a liquor license to Britt Bar and Grill on a unanimous voice vote. The council also authorized the mayor to sign the Alliant Tree Grant contract; the minutes record the motion as approved unanimously. The council approved the Summer Rec 2026 salary schedule, agreeing not to hire a full‑time recreation director and setting the program budget at $7,900.
A payment request from Komline‑Harn for membrane elements totaling $9,000 was approved on a 4–1 recorded vote. The minutes show the motion to pay carried with Ayes: T. Hildman, Noland Stewart, T. Romer and B. Hiscocks; Nay: J. Thompson.
Mayor Nelson announced acceptance of George Perdue’s resignation from the Board of Adjustments (effective Feb. 21, 2026) and appointed Curt Rounds to the board for a six‑year term; the council approved the appointment unanimously. Mayor Nelson also appointed Noland Stewart to represent Britt on the Hancock County Economic Development and Bidco committees; the appointment was confirmed by council vote.
The council discussed whether to continue livestreaming meetings and decided to keep livestreaming city council meetings. The meeting adjourned after a motion by Noland Stewart.
Votes and motions are recorded in the meeting minutes; no ordinance readings or new contracts were awarded at this meeting.
