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Dike council approves consent agenda, renews Kwik Star liquor license and sets FY26 hearings
Summary
At its Feb. 12 meeting the Dike City Council approved the consent agenda, renewed a Kwik Star liquor license, set public hearings for the FY26 tax rate and budget on March 26, 2025, approved financial reports and authorized payment of bills totaling a report total of $349,066.34.
The Dike City Council on Feb. 12 approved routine business items including the consent agenda, a liquor license renewal for Kwik Star, set public hearings for the FY26 tax rate and proposed budget, approved financial reports, and authorized payment of bills reflected in the claims report totaling $349,066.34.
Council member Lynch moved to approve the consent agenda—covering the sheriff report, library report, approval of minutes and delinquent utility accounts—with Feaker seconding; the motion carried on a unanimous vote. Council member Kauten moved to renew the Kwik Star liquor license; Camarata seconded and the renewal passed 'all ayes.'
The council set a public hearing on the FY26 proposed tax rate for Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at 6 p.m., following a motion by Mikkelsen and a second from Kauten. The council also set a special meeting for the FY26 proposed budget hearing for Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at 6:15 p.m., moved by Camarata and seconded by Lynch.
Financial reports were approved after a motion by Camarata and second by Mikkelsen. The claims report presented lists vendor payments and totals (Accounts Payable $328,150.75; Payroll $20,915.59; Report Total $349,066.34) and itemizes larger entries including Liberty Line Builders, Inc. ($130,723.28) and Grundy County R.E.C. ($97,510.07). The minutes do not record extended discussion about these expenditures.
Mayor Sadie Six closed general business by thanking city maintenance staff “for all the hard work snow plowing the street.” The meeting adjourned after a motion by Feaker and second by Camarata.
