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Dunlap council approves demolition bid and annual tree-removal contract; minutes and bills passed
Summary
The Dunlap City Council unanimously approved routine items including minutes and payment of bills, authorized a contractor to tear down a garage adjacent to the City Shed, and approved an annual tree-removal contract, while discussing property nuisances and Main Street intersections.
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At its regular meeting on Aug. 13, 2025, the Dunlap City Council approved a series of routine and contract actions, including authorizing a demolition and awarding an annual tree-removal contract.
The council unanimously approved the meeting agenda (motion by Schauer, second by Bonsall), the previous meeting’s minutes and payment of bills (motion by Murphy, second by Wingrove). The minutes note that some consent-agenda items received no action and that a building-permit for a fence belonging to Josh Lary was not signed because a survey and a neighbor’s signature were missing.
On property nuisances, councilors discussed sending letters and issuing verbal warnings. The council approved a bid from contractor Brad Malone to tear down a garage located by the City Shed (motion by Schauer, second by Gunia; “all in favor, motion carried” is recorded in the minutes). The council also approved a bid from Lansik Tree Service for yearly tree removals (motion by Schauer, second by Bonsall; recorded as unanimous).
Main Street intersection concerns were discussed but no formal action on intersections is recorded. The council adjourned at 8:43 p.m. on a motion by Gunia, second by Wingrove, with all in favor.
Next steps: The minutes state they will be approved at the next regular council meeting; no further implementation dates or project timelines for the demolition or tree contract are recorded in these minutes.
