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Boxholm council approves Xenia hydrant at 4th and Pine, joins MIPA and ratifies routine business
Summary
On Oct. 10, 2024 the Boxholm City Council approved the meeting agenda and minutes, accepted the treasurer’s report and bills, approved a Xenia hydrant at 4th and Pine, and passed Resolution 653 to join MIPA; vote tallies are recorded in the minutes.
At its Oct. 10, 2024 meeting, the Boxholm City Council approved routine business and a number of motions recorded in the minutes.
Council member Paul Frazier moved to approve the agenda as presented; Council member Robyn Dodson seconded. The minutes record ayes from Veva Teeters, Robyn Dodson, Paul Frazier and Victoria Helling and note no opposed votes.
Council member Victoria Helling moved to approve the minutes of the previous meeting; Council member Veva Teeters seconded. The motion passed with ayes recorded for Teeters, Dodson, Frazier and Helling.
Council member Robyn Dodson moved and Council member Veva Teeters seconded approval of the treasurer’s report and payment of bills. The minutes record ayes for Teeters, Dodson and Frazier; no opposed votes were recorded. The minutes list operating bills totaling $3,038.26 and sewer-related checks totaling $629.26. September income is listed at $7,025.33 with line items including State of IA LOST and road funds and Boone County distributions.
The council approved installation of a Xenia hydrant at 4th and Pine Street on a motion by Robyn Dodson, seconded by Paul Frazier; the minutes record ayes from Teeters, Dodson, Frazier and Helling. The clerk was asked to check with Xenia on project timing.
On a motion by Victoria Helling, seconded by Veva Teeters, the council passed Resolution 653 to join MIPA; ayes are recorded for Teeters, Dodson, Frazier and Helling and no opposed votes were recorded. The minutes also note the 'foul' ordinance contains conflicting information and that the clerk will make adjustments so the ordinance can be readopted.
The meeting minutes list payees and check numbers for bills and record total amounts; no public-comment items or contested motions are recorded in the minutes.
