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Saugatuck council approves $2.9 million in payments, okays fifth amendment to waste contract
Summary
At its Sept. 23 meeting the Saugatuck City Council unanimously approved $2,919,310.18 in accounts payable and authorized a fifth amendment to the city's waste services agreement; both motions passed by roll call vote.
The Saugatuck City Council on Sept. 23 approved $2,919,310.18 in accounts payable and unanimously authorized the fifth amendment to the city's waste services agreement during a regular meeting at City Hall.
The accounts payable motion was made by Councilmember Muncey and seconded by Councilmember Gardner; the motion carried by unanimous roll call. The council then approved the fifth amendment to the waste services agreement on a motion by Mayor Pro-Tem Baldwin, seconded by Councilmember Dean; that motion also passed unanimously. The meeting minutes do not specify the vendor names, contract terms, or line-item breakdown for the accounts payable totaling $2,919,310.18.
Both votes were recorded as carried by roll call; seven members were listed as present earlier in the meeting (Mayor Stanton, Mayor Pro-Tem Baldwin and Councilmembers Anderson, Dean, Gardner, Muncey and White). The minutes do not record individual roll-call votes by name beyond noting the motions carried unanimously.
The meeting included standard staff reports from the city manager, treasurer, clerk, planning and zoning, public works, police and the city engineer but did not list additional follow-up actions tied to the payments or the waste-services amendment. The council adjourned at 7:19 p.m.
