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Boxholm council approves monthly bills, hires electrician to fix holiday light poles

Boxholm City Council · February 1, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 12 meeting, the Boxholm City Council approved routine agenda items and payments totaling $11,687.13, directed the clerk to send nuisance letters to violators, authorized hiring an electrician to repair holiday light-pole outlets, and tabled two agenda items.

The Boxholm City Council approved its agenda, previous meeting minutes and the treasurer's report at a regular meeting Sept. 12 at City Hall. Motions to approve the agenda (moved by Councilmember Paul Frazier, seconded by Veva Teeters), the minutes (moved by Teeters, seconded by Robyn Dodson) and the treasurer's report and bills (moved by Dodson, seconded by Frazier) all passed without opposition.

The council authorized payment of general fund bills totaling $11,687.13, including an invoice of $9,629.10 to Fort Dodge Asphalt for crack sealing. Sewer fund disbursements totaled $732.89. Reported general fund income for August was $7,080.68; sewer income included a $4,766.70 payment from Xenia. The clerk provided the finance figures as part of the treasurer's report.

Council directed Clerk Leah Porter to send letters to residents found in violation of local nuisance ordinances. The council also tabled discussion of the July 4th celebration and an item described as the Xenia hydrant; no action was taken on those items at the meeting.

The council voted unanimously to hire an electrician to repair outlets on light poles in preparation for the city's holiday lights display (motion by Paul Frazier, second by Veva Teeters). Councilmembers said the repairs are needed to ensure the lights function safely and reliably.

Sewer operator Robert Barnett announced his intention to retire effective Dec. 31, 2024; the council thanked him and said it will begin the process of finding a replacement. The meeting record lists absent councilmembers Victoria Helling and Brandon Wendt. The council did not record a subsequent meeting date in the minutes provided.