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Wymore council opens, closes public hearing on 2020–21 budget amendment
Summary
The Wymore City Council opened and closed a public hearing Sept. 15, 2021 on an amendment to the 2020–2021 budget tied to a pool and water bond refinance and a replacement bathroom at Arbor State Park; motions to open and close the hearing carried 4-0 and there were no public comments.
The Wymore City Council opened and closed a public hearing Sept. 15, 2021, on an amendment to the 2020–2021 budget with no public comments and procedural motions that each carried 4-0.
Mayor Milton Pike called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Present were Council persons Neil VanBoening, Max Allen, Sue Sapp and Curt Oblinger, and City Attorney Andy Carothers. The notice of the public hearing was published in the Arbor State Newspaper on Sept. 9, 2021 and posted at the Wymore Post Office, Arbor State Pharmacy and the City Office, the record states.
Council member Max Allen moved to open the public hearing on the proposed amendment; Sue Sapp seconded and the motion carried 4-0. City Treasurer Melissa explained the reasons the budget required amendment: the city had refinanced pool and water bonds and needed to account for the change, and the amendment would cover the cost of a replacement bathroom at Arbor State Park. Council members asked questions about why the amendment was necessary; the transcript records no substantive public comment.
Sue Sapp moved to close the public hearing; Max Allen seconded and the motion again carried 4-0. The meeting record was signed by Mayor Milton Pike and City Clerk Janet Riensche.
The record of this hearing notes the procedural opening and closing of the public hearing and the stated fiscal reasons for the proposed amendment; the transcript does not record a final council vote adopting the amendment or additional budget figures.
