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Sac City Council roundup: consent agenda, urban boundary, lease and auction resolutions pass; Bark Park approved with one dissent
Summary
At its May 13 meeting the Sac City Council approved the consent agenda and a set of resolutions including an auction agreement setting minimum bids for city lots, greenlit an urban boundary request and a pool vendor permission, and approved a Bark Park request over one council member’s objection.
The Sac City Council met May 13 and approved a series of routine and itemized actions, including consent agenda items, an urban boundary request, lease and auction resolutions, and permission for an outside vendor to sell limited food at the pool. The meeting opened at 5:00 p.m. and adjourned at 5:46 p.m.
The council approved the consent agenda — including approval of the minutes from April 22, 2025, a Special Class C retail alcohol license for Slush Up & Drink, LLC dba Lucky Wife Wine Slushies Inc. for May 14, 2025, and payment of claims totaling $70,822.95. Roll-call votes on consent and later motions show full council participation.
Several individual items approved during the meeting: - Urban boundary: Council approved an urban boundary request for Brian Tatman at 2361 Rolf Avenue (motion by Bob Murley, second by Teresa Bruening). The vote was unanimous. - Pool vendor permission: Council approved an outside entity selling limited food items at the pool (hot/cold sandwiches, cold salads, walking tacos or hot side dishes); other beverage and snack sales remain the concession stand’s responsibility. - Repeal of handicap space: Resolution 2025-17 repealing a previously created handicap parking space on 6th Street between West Main Street and Audubon Street passed unanimously. - Bark Park: The Bark Park request passed on a roll-call vote with one dissenting vote from Kayla Shull (Ayes: Mahler, Murley, Bruening, Lownik; Nay: Shull). - Lease authorization: Resolution 2025-15 authorized the mayor to enter into a lease agreement and supplemental agreement; the council approved it unanimously. - Auction agreement: Resolution 2025-16 authorized the City Administrator to enter into an auction agreement with Green Real Estate & Auction Company for sale of city-owned properties and set minimum price points: $1,000 for the empty lot at 402 S. 10th Street and $500 for the remaining lots. The motion passed unanimously.
The council convened a council forum for announcements and non-action discussion before adjourning at 5:46 p.m.
Votes at a glance: consent agenda approved (total claims $70,822.95); water tower repayment plan approved (see separate report); urban boundary approved for 2361 Rolf Ave; pool vendor permission approved; Resolution 2025-17 (repeal handicap parking) approved; Bark Park approved (Shull dissenting); Resolution 2025-15 (lease authorization) approved; Resolution 2025-16 (auction agreement) approved with minimum bid amounts.
