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Echo Council approves Smith Lawn Care mowing contract, minutes, consent agenda and homeowner fence permit
Summary
The council approved Smith Lawn Care to mow the cemetery and ponds, accepted March meeting minutes, approved the consent agenda, and granted a building permit for a homeowner fence; motions carried with Councilman Darren Gjerset recorded as absent.
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At its April 8 meeting, the Echo City Council approved several routine administrative and procurement items, including a contract for mowing, approval of past meeting minutes, the consent agenda and a homeowner fence permit.
Quotes and motions recorded in the minutes show Councilman Mark Schettler moved and Councilman Wyatt Bendix seconded approval of the March 10 and March 24 meeting minutes; both motions were recorded as carried with Councilman Darren Gjerset absent. During the open forum, resident Cheri Sander requested a building permit for a fence; Councilman Wyatt Bendix moved to approve the permit, Councilman Mark Schettler seconded and the motion carried with Councilman Gjerset absent.
On a procurement item, the council reviewed two bids for weekly mowing of the cemetery and ponds. The lower quote from Smith Lawn Care (Redwood Falls) of $275 per cemetery mow and $270 per ponds mow was approved on a motion by Councilman Wyatt Bendix, seconded by Councilman Mark Schettler; the minutes again record the motion as carried with Councilman Darren Gjerset absent.
Clerk Brian Pitzl presented administrative items; Councilman Schettler moved and Councilman Bendix seconded approval of the consent agenda, which included bills, payroll and bank information; the motion carried with Councilman Gjerset absent.
The meeting record does not include a roll-call record of how each council member voted on these motions; the minutes consistently note only that motions "carried" with Councilman Gjerset absent. The clerk recorded the adjournment at 6:55 p.m. after a motion by Councilman Bendix and a second by Acting Mayor Dan Larsen.
