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Sac City Council approves consent agenda, forgives assessment and adopts return-to-work policy
Summary
At its Nov. 26 meeting the Sac City Council approved a consent agenda including $211,729.53 in claims, authorized the Parks board to seek a community chest grant, forgave a special assessment for a caretaker after 12 months of care, and adopted Resolution No. 2024‑46 on a return-to-work/temporary modified assignment policy.
The Sac City Council on Nov. 26 approved its consent agenda — including claims totaling $211,729.53 — and took several unanimous procedural actions during a meeting that ran from 5:00 p.m. to 5:22 p.m. Mayor Scott Bundt presided.
The consent agenda, moved by Council member Teresa Bruening and seconded by Council member Larry Mahler, covered the meeting agenda, minutes from the Nov. 12 council meeting, the renewal of Brew LLC dba Brew Oil #42’s Class E retail alcohol license, financial reports, receipts and disbursements, and the claims list. The claims list included a $141,442.00 invoice for pool work and a $24,336.00 annual software fee to GWorks; roll call recorded ayes from Tom Lownik, Larry Mahler, Kayla Shull and Teresa Bruening and no nays (Council member Murley was absent).
After approving claims, the council unanimously approved a motion by Bruening, seconded by Mahler, authorizing the Parks, Recreation & Natural Resources board to apply for a community chest grant and directing the city to provide a letter of support.
The council also voted to forgive special assessments on parcel #810723101231 at the request of Gary Langbein. The motion, made by Larry Mahler and seconded by Kayla Shull, conditions the forgiveness on 12 months of the requester caring for the property; the roll call vote was recorded as Shull, Bruening, Lownik and Mahler voting aye and Murley absent.
On a separate motion, the council adopted Resolution No. 2024-46, described in the meeting record as a resolution approving a return-to-work and temporary modified assignment policy. The resolution was introduced by Council member Teresa Bruening, moved by Tom Lownik and seconded by Kayla Shull; the roll call vote recorded ayes from Mahler, Shull, Bruening and Lownik, with Murley absent. The meeting transcript does not include the resolution’s text or additional detail about its provisions.
Committee and department head reports were presented later in the meeting; the transcript records that reports were given but does not specify their content or any follow-up actions. The meeting was adjourned following a motion by Bruening, seconded by Mahler; the record shows the meeting ended at 5:22 p.m.
Votes at a glance: Consent agenda and claims approved (ayes: Lownik, Mahler, Shull, Bruening; Murley absent); Parks board grant application authorized (mover: Teresa Bruening; seconder: Larry Mahler; same vote pattern); Special-assessment forgiveness for parcel #810723101231 approved (mover: Larry Mahler; seconder: Kayla Shull; ayes: Shull, Bruening, Lownik, Mahler; Murley absent); Resolution No. 2024-46 adopted (mover: Tom Lownik; seconder: Kayla Shull; ayes: Mahler, Shull, Bruening, Lownik; Murley absent).
