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Beardstown council approves routine contracts and park sprinkler in unanimous votes
Summary
At its June 3 meeting, the Beardstown City Council approved minutes and the consent agenda and unanimously authorized an $8,500 contract with Cloudprint, Inc., and a $22,400 Sprinklawn Irrigation bid for a new sprinkler at Art Zeeck Park.
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The Beardstown City Council met Tuesday, June 3, 2025, at Beardstown City Hall and unanimously approved routine business, including an $8,500 contract with Cloudprint, Inc., and a $22,400 bid from Sprinklawn Irrigation for a new sprinkler at Art Zeeck Park.
Alderperson Mary Davis moved to dispense with the reading and approve the May 20, 2025 minutes; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously by voice vote. Dawn Seward moved to approve the Consent Agenda, including disbursements for the period ending June 2, 2025; that motion passed unanimously by roll call under the Omnibus Vote Designation.
Council later considered a contract with Cloudprint, Inc. Alderperson Mary Davis moved to approve a contract with Cloudprint for $8,500; Alderperson Shawn Taylor seconded and the motion passed unanimously by roll call under the Omnibus Vote Designation. The council then discussed a proposal for a new sprinkler at Art Zeeck Park. Alderperson Eric Harbin moved to accept Sprinklawn Irrigation’s bid of $22,400 for the park sprinkler project; Alderperson Shawn Taylor seconded and the motion passed unanimously by roll call.
With no further business, Alderperson Mary Davis moved to adjourn the meeting; Dawn Seward seconded, and the council adjourned at 6:56 p.m.
The meeting record lists Mayor Tim Harris and alderpersons Lisa Buhlig, Ron Culves, Mary Davis, Eric Harbin, Keith Schramm, Allie Dawson, Shawn Taylor and Dawn Seward as present. The city clerk was Katie Vitale. No members of the public offered comment during the public-comment period.
