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Aurelia City Council opens and closes public hearing on proposed property tax levy
Summary
At a 15-minute special session March 24, the Aurelia City Council unanimously voted to open and then close a public hearing on the proposed property tax levy; the minutes record no public testimony and no vote on the levy itself.
The Aurelia City Council met in special session March 24 at Aurelia City Hall and unanimously voted to open and then close a public hearing on the city’s proposed property tax levy.
Council Member Redig moved to open the hearing and Council Member Nelson seconded; the minutes record that all council members present voted “aye.” Later in the session Council Member Nelson moved to close the hearing, Council Member Bruce seconded, and again all members present voted “aye.” Mayor Denny Weathers presided. Steph McSparran, the city clerk, signed the minutes.
The session lasted from 6:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. The minutes list Council Members Nelson, Johnson, Bruce, Fassler and Redig as present and note no absences. A roster of 22 people is listed as "also present," including city staff and residents; the minutes do not record any individual speaking during the public hearing nor any formal vote on the levy amount.
Because the record shows only procedural motions to open and close the hearing, the council did not take a final vote on the proposed levy at this meeting and did not record any public comments. The minutes do not specify next steps or a schedule for further hearings or final action.
