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Scott council approves zoning change, salary schedules and awards $3.787 million utilities contract

Scott City Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At its July 2, 2026 meeting the Scott City Council adopted three ordinances (land use amendment for Colt, Inc.; salary schedules for fire and other municipal employees), reappointed a planning commissioner and awarded a $3,787,000 contract for the Apollo Road extension utilities Phase 2; routine minutes and the May financial statement were also approved.

The Scott City Council on July 2, 2026 approved a series of routine and substantive items, including a land-use amendment for a private company, two employee pay plans and a $3,787,000 contract for utility work on Apollo Road.

Councilman Goodwin moved and Councilman Montoucet seconded adoption of Ordinance 2026-6 to amend the City of Scott Land Use Map and change zoning for Colt, Inc. to an industrial zone; Planning and Zoning Facilitator Bonnie Anderson explained the request and the motion carried by majority (roll-call counts not recorded in the minutes).

Councilman Montoucet moved and Councilman Domingue seconded adoption of Ordinance 2026-7 to adopt a salary schedule and pay plan for City of Scott Fire Department employees; no questions were recorded and the motion carried by majority.

Councilman Roy moved and Councilman Goodwin seconded adoption of Ordinance 2026-8 to adopt a salary schedule and pay plan for municipal employees (excluding Police and Fire); the motion carried by majority.

Councilman Goodwin moved and Councilman Roy seconded Resolution 2026-19 to reappoint Preston Bernard to the Scott City Planning/Zoning Commission for a five-year term; Mr. Bernard will be sworn in at the next Planning Commission meeting. The motion carried by majority.

On a separate motion, Councilman Roy moved and Councilman Domingue seconded to award the lowest bid for the Apollo Road extension utilities Phase 2 to NCMC, LLC in the amount of $3,787,000; the council approved the award by majority vote (specific tallies not included in the minutes).

Earlier in the meeting the council approved the minutes of the June 4, 2026 regular meeting and the June 23, 2026 special meeting and accepted the May 2026 financial statement; those routine items were moved and seconded and carried by majority.

The meeting adjourned at 6:23 p.m.