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Shelby City Council approves Wellmark renewal, awards water-service bid and adopts claims list
Summary
The council approved a Wellmark health insurance renewal with a 10% lower rate for full‑time city employees, awarded a $5,775 McCarthy Trenching bid for a new water service, and approved the claims list; all votes were recorded as 4‑0 with one member absent.
At its Nov. 21 meeting, the Shelby City Council approved several routine items including the 2023 Wellmark health insurance renewal for full‑time city employees, awarded a water‑service contract, and approved the claims list.
On a motion by Karen Schlueter, seconded by Jackie Hursey, the council approved the Wellmark renewal; the minutes state the rate for the year decreased by 10 percent. Later, on a motion by Pat Honeywell and second by Jackie Hursey, the council accepted a bid from McCarthy Trenching to install a new water service at Dan Nelson’s new home for an estimated total of $5,775.00. The council also approved the claims list on a motion by Honeywell, seconded by Schlueter. All recorded roll-call votes showed Jackie Hursey, Pat Honeywell, Karen Schlueter and Chris Evans voting yes; Rick Kiesel was recorded absent for each vote.
The minutes do not record additional debate or amendments on these items. The meeting recessed for a closed session later in the agenda and then reconvened before adjournment at 9:30 p.m.
