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Milo council approves consent agenda, wages resolution, transfers and routine permits
Summary
At its July 1 meeting, the Milo City Council approved the consent agenda ($294,506.68 in accounts payable), adopted three resolutions including FY2025 wages, approved permits and a parcel split, accepted a library board resignation and made an appointment, and approved technology purchases; one block-hours maintenance purchase drew a single nay.
The Milo City Council handled a slate of routine business on July 1, approving the consent agenda, several resolutions, permits and personnel actions.
The council approved the consent agenda (motion by Council member Kinser, second by Council member Mason), which included meeting minutes and $294,506.68 in accounts payable for June 4–July 1, 2024. The vote was recorded as unanimous.
Council approved a $2,000 payment to Chariton Valley Planning and Development for wage-compliance monitoring tied to the wastewater project (motion by Kinser, second by Wadle). The council also approved a demolition permit, building permit and tax abatement application for 114 East Walnut Street (motion by Griggs, second by Kinser) and a portable building permit for 116 Belmont (motion by Kinser, second by Mason; Rasmussen abstained on the Belmont permit). The council approved a parcel split for property near 18223 Hwy G58 (motion by Kinser, second by Mason).
On resolutions, the council approved Resolution 2024-11 authorizing FY2025 wages and benefits (motion by Kinser, second by Griggs), Resolution 2024-12 authorizing transfer of debt service and operating funds (motion by Wadle, second by Kinser) and Resolution 2024-13 approving Milo Farmer’s Market event regulations (motion by Kinser, second by Mason). All three resolution votes were recorded as aye by all present.
Citing cyber-security needs, the council approved purchasing two desktop computers for City Hall, a laptop for the clerk and two monitors from Combined Systems Technology (motion by Rasmussen, second by Mason). The council also approved purchasing 10 hours of computer maintenance block hours from the same vendor (motion by Mason, second by Kinser); roll call for the block-hours purchase was ayes from Kinser, Wadle, Griggs and Mason and a nay from Rasmussen.
Council accepted the resignation of Shawna Beck from the Milo Library Board (motion by Kinser) and appointed Kayden Minton to complete the vacated term (motion by Kinser, second by Wadle). Library Director Renee Hembry and Library Board President Mike Harrington provided updates on library programs.
The Clerk was directed to send letters to property owners on Oak and Peanut Streets about parking and obstructing traffic lanes. Mayor Hall asked staff to bring personnel job-review information for maintenance labor employees to the next council meeting. The council adjourned at 8:31 p.m.
