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Clarkston council tables referendum on single waste hauler until July 22
Summary
Councilmembers tabled a proposed resolution to place a single-waste-hauler referendum on the Nov. 5 ballot and asked the city manager to address outstanding questions; recorded votes in the minutes are incomplete for the motion but show at least three members voting as noted.
The City of the Village of Clarkston City Council on July 8 discussed a proposed resolution to place a Yes/No referendum on the Nov. 5 ballot about adopting a single waste hauler for the city and voted to table the measure until the July 22 regular meeting.
Councilmember Amanda Forte moved to table the resolution and Councilmember Peg Roth supported the motion. The minutes note that City Manager Jonathan Smith was asked to address open questions before the next meeting. The vote as recorded in the excerpt lists Laura Rodgers as yes, Mayor Sue Wylie as yes and Ted Quisenberry as no; the minutes excerpt does not specify the recorded votes of the remaining members on that motion.
The council did not decide the substance of the referendum at the July 8 meeting; the item will return for further consideration on July 22 with follow-up information requested from staff.
