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Eagle Township board approves cemetery repairs, Metro Act extension, laptop purchase and budget amendments
Summary
At its June 19 meeting, the Eagle Township Board approved routine business including up to $3,000 for Niles Cemetery pier repairs, a five-year Metro Act right-of-way extension with Frontier, a treasurer laptop replacement up to $2,000, and several FY25-26 budget amendments.
The Eagle Township Board on June 19 approved a set of routine motions covering cemetery repairs, a Metro Act right-of-way extension with Frontier, a replacement laptop for the treasurer and budget amendments for fiscal year 2025-26.
Trustee Rob Currie moved to accept the consent agenda and Treasurer Chelsea Hoppes supported the motion; the board carried it. The board also approved paying the presented monthly bills after Treasurer Hoppes moved that action and Supervisor Troy Stroud supported it. Both motions were recorded as "motion carried."
Supervisor Troy Stroud moved, with Trustee Michelle Hoppes supporting, to authorize up to $3,000 for labor and materials to repair piers at Niles Cemetery, pending a final decision by the Cemetery Board. The motion passed. Clerk Laurie Briggs-Dudley moved, supported by Treasurer Chelsea Hoppes, to sign a five-year Metro Act right-of-way extension with Frontier to expire Sept. 12, 2029; that motion also carried.
Trustee Michelle Hoppes moved, supported by Supervisor Stroud, to allow Treasurer Chelsea Hoppes to purchase a replacement laptop at a cost not to exceed $2,000; the board approved the purchase. Clerk Briggs-Dudley moved, supported by Treasurer Hoppes, to adopt several budget amendments for FY 25-26, including increasing General Fund dues by $1,000 and adjusting Metro Fund revenue and repairs by $4,090.33; the board carried the amendments.
No detailed vote tallies were recorded in the minutes; motions are listed as having "carried." The meeting minutes show routine approval language but do not specify individual yes/no votes. The board took no action on the Portland City Recreation contract, the summer tax newsletter, grants, farmland preservation, or the ITC transmission project.
The meeting adjourned at 7:36 p.m.
