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Brookhaven board approves consent items, awards diesel bid; discusses $152,000 burn-box invoice

Brookhaven City Board · October 2, 2024
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Summary

The Brookhaven City board approved grouped consent items 2–12, moved several personnel items as presented (with one pulled), awarded a diesel bid to James K. Boyle, and discussed — but did not finalize — an approximately $152,000 invoice related to a burn box under the renewable wood solutions item.

During its meeting, the Brookhaven City board approved a slate of consent-agenda items, awarded a procurement bid for diesel fuel and addressed several budget and personnel items.

The chair asked for a motion to receive and award the diesel bid to James K. Boyle at $2.79.90; the board then moved to approve consent items 2 through 12 as a group and took a hands-up vote. The transcript records the motion, a second and the chair’s call for "all in favor," indicating approval by voice/hand but does not list individual vote tallies by name.

Under employee-related payroll changes, the board pulled item 4 from the packet and approved items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 together following a motion and a second.

Item 13 — described as involving renewable wood solutions and the burn box — was discussed by the chair and other members. The chair said there is about twice the material on site that needs burning and referenced an invoice for roughly $152,000; no formal vote on that invoice appears in the recorded segment.

Actions recorded in the transcript: awarding the diesel bid to James K. Boyle (procurement action) and grouped approvals of consent items and select personnel actions. The board later prepared to move into a closed session.