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Votes at a glance: Denison council approves construction payment, pool repair spending and several resolutions
Summary
Council approved Pay Application No. 7 to Jensen Builders ($614,929.94), approved a time‑and‑materials plunge‑pool repair with a not‑to‑exceed cap discussed orally as $20,000, approved JF General Construction for indoor pool overflow/grate repairs, and passed several resolutions (airport sealcoat contract renewal and budget‑hearing date change).
At its meeting, Denison City Council voted on several routine and capital items.
Key votes recorded in the transcript:
- Pay Application No. 7: Council approved Payment Application No. 7 from Jensen Builders for the Copper County Wellness Center in the amount of $614,929.94. The motion was seconded and the roll call recorded affirmative votes.
- Plunge‑pool repairs (time and materials, not‑to‑exceed): Council approved time‑and‑materials work for the aquatic center’s plunge pool and discussed a not‑to‑exceed cap that council members and staff discussed orally as $20,000; roll‑call responses recorded in the transcript included council members who answered in the affirmative (recorded names during the vote include Logan, Steve Smith and Granson).
- Indoor pool overflow drain and grate repairs: Staff recommended and council approved JF General Construction to complete the work.
- Airport Street sealcoat contract: Council approved a resolution to finalize the previously approved contract for the 2025 Airport Street sealcoat project; staff will confirm start dates (mid‑July/early August timeline discussed).
- Budget amendment public hearing: Council approved setting a public hearing on Budget Amendment No. 3 for fiscal year 2024–25 and agreed to move the published hearing date from June 17 to June 9 at noon to ensure staff availability.
- Ordinance: Parking regulations (Chapter 68) — council moved and approved the first reading; the council discussed supermajority requirements for waiving additional readings.
Where the transcript records roll‑call responses, those affirmative responses are noted above. Several items were discussed in detail prior to the votes (notably the pool repairs and generator maintenance planning). No contested votes or recorded 'no' votes appear in the meeting transcript for the items listed above.
