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Committee member moves to approve Lehi procurement request worth $190,545.02; motion approved

Mishawaka park meeting · July 14, 2026
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Summary

A committee member proposed approval of a Lehi procurement request listed in the transcript as “7 7 buckets” totaling $190,545.02; the chair called the question and the motion was approved, though the transcript does not clearly record a full vote tally.

A committee member moved to approve a procurement request from “Lehi” described in the meeting packet as “Lehi request shell for 7 7 buckets for total of $190,545.02,” and the chair put the motion to a vote. The transcript records a response of “Aye” and later the chair stating the item was approved.

The committee member (identified in the transcript only as 'Committee member') introduced the item as new business and said “Lehi request shell for 7 7 buckets for total of $190,545.02.” Another speaker said “2nd.” The chair asked, “Those in favor?” and a participant replied “Aye.” The transcript later records the sequence “5 5” and a comment that reads “My concern approved,” which the chair used to announce the outcome. The meeting record does not provide a clear, conventional roll-call tally or the names of movers and seconders beyond the speaker labels used in the transcript.

The request’s description in the transcript — notably the phrase “7 7 buckets” — is unclear in meaning; the dollar amount ($190,545.02) is stated explicitly in the transcript. The committee did not elaborate on the procurement’s scope, vendor, or funding source during the recorded discussion.

Because the transcript does not provide a clear roll-call or named votes, this report attributes procedural actions to the speaker labels used in the transcript: the motion was introduced by the Committee member and taken up by the Chair. The transcript indicates the motion was approved but does not supply a verified vote tally or a named mover/second as ordinarily recorded in minutes.

Next steps: The meeting record does not specify implementation steps, contract numbers, or which department will execute the purchase. Those details were not provided in the recorded discussion and are therefore listed as not specified.