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Lisbon council approves routine motions, transfers and permits; all votes unanimous

Lisbon City Council ยท April 6, 2026
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Summary

At its April 6 meeting the Lisbon City Council unanimously approved minutes, reports, contract and grant actions, transfers including a $50,000 water fund shift, payments to engineering, and a range of permits and licenses. Council also approved a flexPACE interest buy-down and event support.

The Lisbon City Council on April 6 unanimously approved a series of routine motions covering minutes, departmental reports, contract approvals and several financial transfers.

Council Mayor Tim Meyer opened the meeting. Council members Ben Gemar, Julie Cole, LyDell Mairs, Jordan Matzke and Rob Waletzko were present. The council voted to approve the minutes of March 2 and March 24 and to add an item to the agenda.

Among financial actions, the council approved a $50,000 transfer from the water operation account to the water plant account for the 2025 year; payment of invoices to Moore Engineering; and CAP No. 1 in the amount of $124,361.53. The council also approved a flexPACE interest buy-down of up to $15,000 for Matthew 1618, LLC and authorized up to $500 in support for the Sip & Shop event for security and advertising. All motions on the consent items were recorded as passed by unanimous voice vote.

Licenses and permits approved included an offsite liquor license for THE BRONC to host a Sip & Shop at the Lisbon Opera House on April 30, 2026, and gaming permits/raffles processed in the auditor's office (permit numbers 2026-16 through 2026-20).

Council voted to update Ordinance 2-208 and Ordinance 2-201; the minutes record approval but do not include the ordinance text or specific changes.

The meeting included a detailed list of bills and invoices approved for payment, with individual vendor amounts recorded in the minutes. The meeting adjourned at 8:23 p.m.