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Votes at a glance: Sylvan Lake council actions on June 11, 2025
Summary
Quick reference to motions and voting outcomes from the June 11 Sylvan Lake City Council meeting, including agenda approval, consent agenda, budget amendments, two appointments, and authorization for paving work.
The Sylvan Lake City Council took several procedural and substantive votes at its June 11 meeting. Below are the motions and outcomes recorded by the council.
• Agenda approval — Moved by Zubrzycki, seconded by Buchanan to approve the June 11 agenda as presented. Vote: unanimous among those present. Outcome: Motion carried.
• Consent agenda — Moved by Buchanan, seconded by Zubrzycki to approve minutes (May 14, 2025), payroll and disbursement reports, and acceptance of Public Works and Police Department reports for May 2025. Vote: unanimous among those present. Outcome: Motion carried.
• Budget amendments (B-006-25 / U-007-25) — Moved by Buchanan, seconded by Zubrzycki to approve FY 2024/2025 budget amendments including a $50,000 transfer from the General Fund to the Water Department and a $50,000 loan to the Water Department (repayable by June 30, 2026). Vote: Yes — Buchanan, Cowper, Zubrzycki. Outcome: Resolution approved.
• Appointment — Tri-City Fire Board (A2-005-25): Mayor Cowper appointed Patrick Riney as Sylvan Lake’s representative for a two-year term; council confirmed unanimously. Outcome: Motion carried.
• Appointment — Great West Bloomfield Cable Communications Commission (A2-006-25): Mayor Cowper reappointed Patrick Riney for a three-year term; council confirmed unanimously. Outcome: Motion carried.
• Paving authorization (A-001-25) — Moved by Buchanan, seconded by Zubrzycki to authorize spending up to $425,000 for the 2025 milling and paving program with Cadillac Asphalt, subject to final street selection and contract review. Vote: Yes — Buchanan, Cowper, Zubrzycki. Outcome: Resolution adopted.
• Adjournment — Moved by Zubrzycki, seconded by Buchanan; vote unanimous. Outcome: Motion carried and meeting adjourned at 7:41 p.m.
