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Votes at a glance: Shelby City Council, June 2, 2026
Summary
Summary of each formal motion and roll‑call outcome from the Shelby City Council regular session on June 2, 2026, including the $5,000 forgivable loan and the Ten Point street‑repair approval capped at $36,604.01.
The Shelby City Council recorded the following formal actions on June 2, 2026:
• Agenda approval — Motion by Karen Schlueter, seconded by Todd Frank; roll call: all ayes; outcome: approved.
• Consent agenda approval (minutes 05/05/26 & 05/19/26, Treasurer’s Report, bills, cigarette permit renewals for Loves Travel and Taylor Oil Company) — Motion by Todd Frank, seconded by Karen Schlueter; roll call: all ayes; outcome: approved.
• Five‑year forgivable loan to Sydney and Ethan Sievers ($5,000) for purchase of 604 South Street — Motion by Pat Honeywell, seconded by Todd Frank; roll call: Todd Frank—Yes; Traci True—Abstain; Pat Honeywell—Yes; Karen Schlueter—Yes; outcome: approved.
• Housing incentive availability for 120 Meadows Loop (developer: Angela Fritz) — Motion by Pat Honeywell, seconded by Karen Schlueter; roll call: all ayes; outcome: approved (availability subject to program requirements).
• Authorization to seek proposals from V&K for engineering of the street project to the interstate from XPO — Motion by Traci True, seconded by Pat Honeywell; roll call: all ayes; outcome: approved.
• Approval of Ten Point street‑repair proposal (turning lane to Loves, M16 concrete patches, Eastern Street repairs) not to exceed $36,604.01 — Motion by Pat Honeywell, seconded by Karen Schlueter; roll call: all ayes; outcome: approved.
• Driveway Sidewalk Program application for Don Blakenship at 106 Western Ave — Motion by Pat Honeywell, seconded by Todd Frank; roll call: all ayes; outcome: approved (city covers 50% of cost; owner pays remaining 50% or may have it assessed to taxes with 4% interest).
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Ron Kroll at 9:02 p.m.
