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Council accepts donation, approves park equipment shed and a six-month raise for treasurer
Summary
The council accepted a $2,500 donation from the Riverview Jr. Stockman’s Club for rodeo-arena lights, approved a 10x12-foot shed for Southern Youth Sports with removal conditions, and approved a six-month raise for City Treasurer Krystal Rutti described in the minutes as '1.25' (units not specified).
Wymore City Council actions on June 5 included acceptance of a community donation, approval for a park equipment shed, a personnel raise, and brief departmental updates.
Members of the Riverview Jr. Stockman’s Club presented a $2,500 donation to the city for repairs to the rodeo-arena lights at Arbor State Park; those presenting included Jordyn VanSchoiack (President), Braeden Humphreys (Vice President), Payton Humphreys (Secretary), and leaders Andrea Humphreys and Denielle Trauernicht. The council expressed appreciation and accepted the donation.
Angela Meyer of the Park Board presented a proposal from Southern Youth Sports to install a 10-by-12-foot equipment shed next to an existing shed at McCandless to store football gear. The council approved the shed with the condition that Southern Youth Sports would be responsible for removing the concrete slab if the group later no longer needs the structure (motion by Sue Sapp, seconded by Max Allen; carried 4-0).
On personnel business, the council approved a six-month raise for City Treasurer Krystal Rutti described in the minutes as '1.25' (motion by Max Allen, seconded by Neil Van Boening). The motion carried 3-0 with Curt Oblinger recorded as abstaining. The minutes do not specify whether '1.25' refers to a percentage, a dollar amount, or another unit; that detail should be clarified in the official payroll documentation.
The council also recorded routine approvals earlier in the meeting: approval of prior minutes; approval of Claims & Payroll with exceptions for checks #28335, #28344, #28361, and #28394 (the council later approved the individual checks with recorded abstentions). Fire Chief Mark Meints provided a brief update that the new rescue pumper is close to completion and expected soon. Tim Sedlacek reminded the council that Sam Wymore Day is June 7–9 with a record vendor turnout expected.
The meeting adjourned at 9:11 p.m.
