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Commission votes to terminate fuel-station contract amid questions over down payment and fees
Summary
Tioga commissioners voted to terminate the citys contract with Oday Equipment LLC after Commissioner Jaden Iverson raised concerns about a 25% restocking fee and where a $93,000 down payment would be returned. The motion carried unanimously among members present.
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Tioga City Commissioners voted July 15 to terminate the citys contract with Oday Equipment LLC after questions surfaced about contract terms and the handling of a large down payment.
Commissioner Jaden Iverson told colleagues he believed incorrect information had been used in pursuing the fuel-station project and highlighted a 25% restocking fee in the contract. Iverson also asked where the city would recover a $93,000 down payment previously made. Iverson moved to terminate the contract; Commissioner Steven Dye seconded and the motion passed with Iverson, Jessica Sandberg and Dye voting aye.
The minutes record the commissions action to terminate the agreement but do not detail any immediate follow-up steps for recovering the down payment, nor do they include a response from Oday Equipment LLC. The commission did not record a motion assigning staff to pursue refund or legal options during the meeting.
The termination follows commission discussion at the July 15 meeting; the record shows no public comment entries specifically addressing the fuel-station contract.
