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Votes at a glance: council passes audit‑related, fee and appointment actions

Bronson City Council · May 11, 2026
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Summary

At Monday’s meeting the council accepted the audit presentation and passed multiple resolutions and motions including an updated fee schedule, three grant resolutions, a contract award for Canton Street, and the appointment of Jacob Gauthier as clerk treasurer.

The Bronson city council voted on several administrative and project items during its May meeting. Key outcomes:

- Audit: The council received the annual audit presentation, which reflected an unmodified (clean) opinion and several positive financial highlights as presented by the audit manager.

- Fee schedule (resolution 26‑5‑10): Council adopted updates to the city fee schedule to increase the site condominium development review fee from $600 to $1,000 and to add a $2,000 review escrow for third‑party review costs.

- DWSRF project plan (resolution 26‑5‑11): Council adopted the project plan and authorized submittal for lead service line replacements (see separate article).

- Grant resolutions (26‑5‑12 and 26‑5‑13): Council approved an Eagle Nexus grant application to fund influent pumps and associated equipment at the wastewater plant and a Community Energy Management grant application for well‑house efficiency upgrades.

- Canton Street contract: Council approved the notice of award to Excel Paving Plus and authorized the city manager to execute the contract, including an alternate sidewalk, for a total of $359,731.40.

- Appointment: Jacob Gauthier was appointed clerk treasurer and is scheduled to begin May 19.

- Adjournment: The council adjourned by voice vote.

All motions and resolutions were approved by voice vote with no roll‑call tallies recorded in the meeting transcript.