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Council lists four consent items including a $9,931.25 CivicPlus contract to replace HOST Compliance Software
Summary
The meeting agenda included four consent items: a one-year renewable CivicPlus contract for STR processing ($9,931.25), a force main replacement route study proposal, Whatley Avenue sidewalk ITB No. 20-1001, and a bait shop lease renewal. All appear on the consent agenda for routine approval.
The Town of Thunderbolt's May 13 agenda lists four consent-agenda items for routine approval. Item (a) is a contract with CivicPlus for short-term rental (STR) processing and workflow software, described as an initial one-year term that renews annually for $9,931.25; the agenda states this will replace the existing HOST Compliance Software.
Other consent items include a Thunderbolt Force Main Replacement Route Study Proposal, Invitation to Bid No. 20-1001 for Whatley Avenue sidewalk improvements, and a bait shop lease renewal. The agenda presents these as consent items, indicating the council intends to act on them as a group unless any member pulls an item for separate discussion.
The agenda text does not list vote outcomes, contract award motions, or contract-execution authority; those details would typically appear in meeting minutes or a subsequent contract document.
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