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Early council approves fund transfer, sets public hearing on 110 Cross St. sale and appoints Regina Wolf
Summary
At its June 23 special meeting the Early City Council unanimously adopted three resolutions: 26-13 authorizing a transfer of funds, 26-14 proposing sale of 110 Cross St. and setting a public hearing and sealed bids, and 26-15 appointing Regina Wolf to the council; each motion was recorded as "Roll Call Vote: All ayes."
The Early City Council adopted three resolutions during a June 23 special meeting, recording each vote as a roll call of "All ayes." The actions included a transfer of funds, a proposal to sell a city-owned parcel at 110 Cross St., and the appointment of Regina Wolf to fill a council vacancy.
Resolution 26-13, described in the meeting as "Authorizing and Directing the Transfer of Funds," was moved by Council member Brian Pickhinke and seconded by Council member Cory Tiefenthaler. The council’s minutes record a roll call vote of "All ayes," and the motion carried.
Resolution 26-14 proposes the sale of city-owned property located at 110 Cross St., Early, Iowa. The resolution, moved by Cory Tiefenthaler and seconded by Brian Pickhinke, authorizes publication of notice and sealed bids and sets a public hearing. The minutes do not record sale terms, a hearing date, or bid deadlines; those details will be set through the public-notice and bidding process.
Resolution 26-15 appointed Regina Wolf to fill a vacancy on the Early City Council. Brian Pickhinke moved the appointment and Christine Madden seconded; the roll call is recorded as "All ayes." The council minutes state that Regina Wolf was sworn in as the new council member during the meeting.
The minutes include a clerical inconsistency in the attendance list: Christine Madden, Brandon Scadden, Brian Pickhinke and Cory Tiefenthaler are listed as present while the minutes also list Brandon Scadden as absent. The record does not clarify which roll call participants cast votes; it records only that each vote was "All ayes." The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn by Pickhinke, seconded by Tiefenthaler, and the minutes reflect signatures by Clerk Julia Drost and Mayor William Cougill.
