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Votes at a glance: July 6 Riley County Commission — permits and routine approvals
Summary
At the July 6 meeting the Riley County Commission approved several routine motions including a reduction to the tipping-floor project total, highway-use permit for JNK Contracting, plaza reservation for downtown Manhattan, and approval of meeting minutes; the commission also approved adjournment.
The Riley County Commission took a series of routine actions at its July 6 meeting, approving construction and permitting items, event reservations and minutes as listed below.
Approved items
- Change order number four for the Riley County tipping floor project, reducing the project total to $600,290 (motion moved and seconded; commissioners were asked to sign).
- Highway use permit for JNK Contracting to install sanitary sewer on Spidel and Johnson roads (discussion clarified the work involves an 8-inch sewer line rather than an 8-inch trench; motion moved, seconded and approved).
- Plaza reservation request for downtown Manhattan for July 16 from 5:30–6 p.m. (motion moved and seconded; approved).
- Approval of minutes for the special meeting on July 1 and the regular meeting on July 2 as presented (motions moved and seconded; approved).
- Motion to adjourn the July 6 meeting (moved, seconded and approved).
Where the transcript records motions as moved and seconded but does not list individual movers and seconders by name, the actions above are recorded as approved during the meeting; public staff minutes and the official docket should be consulted for record signatures and formal roll-call tallies.
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