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Shelby council approves MidAmerican gas extension payment, Resolution 9-23 and alfalfa-planting permission
Summary
At its Sept. 5 meeting the Shelby City Council approved a MidAmerican gas extension agreement requiring a $34,880.28 refundable advance for a new housing division, adopted Resolution 9-23 to add a depository institution, and permitted the Wahling family to plant alfalfa on 12 acres. A five-year goal planning work study was scheduled for Oct. 10.
The Shelby City Council approved several routine and fiscal items at its Sept. 5 meeting, including a MidAmerican gas extension agreement that requires a $34,880.28 refundable advance for a new housing division, adoption of Resolution 9-23 to authorize an additional depository institution for city accounts, and permission for the Wahling family to plant alfalfa on 12 acres.
The motions were routine and passed unanimously by roll call among the members present. Councilmember Pat Honeywell moved to approve the meeting agenda, Councilmember Jackie Hursey seconded, and the motion carried. On the consent agenda, Councilmember Pat Honeywell moved and Councilmember Chris Evans seconded approval of minutes (Aug. 1 and Aug. 15), the treasurer’s report and claims; the motion carried by roll call.
Councilmember Karen Schlueter moved, and Councilmember Jackie Hursey seconded, to grant the Wahling family permission to plant alfalfa seed on 12 acres; the motion carried by roll call. Later, Councilmember Karen Schlueter moved and Councilmember Pat Honeywell seconded approval of the MidAmerican Gas Extension Agreement, WMIS: 3029657, under which the City agrees to pay a refundable advance of $34,880.28 to support a new housing division; that motion also passed by roll call.
Councilmember Pat Honeywell moved and Councilmember Karen Schlueter seconded adoption of Resolution 9-23, "A Resolution Authorizing Additional Depository Institution for City Accounts," which passed by roll call. The meeting record does not specify further details about the new depository institution beyond the resolution title.
The council scheduled a work-study session for five-year goal planning on Oct. 10 at 7:00 p.m. and adjourned at 8:30 p.m. The written meeting record does not specify a physical location or time zone for the meeting.
Actions taken at the Sept. 5 meeting were recorded by roll call as "all ayes" among the present council members (Jackie Hursey, Karen Schlueter, Chris Evans and Pat Honeywell); Rick Kiesel was listed as absent.
