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Solomon council votes to set public hearing on unsafe structure at 208 W. 6th St.
Summary
At a July 21 special meeting, the Solomon City Council voted 3-0 to set a public hearing under Resolution 2025-08 concerning an unsafe structure at 208 W. 6th Street; the minutes do not specify the hearing date or details.
Mayor Brandy Gray called the Solomon City Council special meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. on July 21. The council unanimously approved the meeting agenda before moving to a resolution on an unsafe structure.
Councilmember Jennifer Cross moved to approve Resolution 2025-08 to set a public hearing regarding an unsafe structure at 208 W. 6th Street; Councilmember Colten Kohman seconded. The motion carried, recorded as 3 Yays, 0 Nays. The minutes state only that a public hearing was set; they do not specify the date, time or additional details about the structure or required follow-up.
Earlier in the meeting Councilmember Shawn Kirby moved to approve the agenda; Colten Kohman seconded and the motion carried 3 Yays, 0 Nays. The council then approved adjournment at 6:09 p.m. on a motion by Councilmember Jennifer Cross, seconded by Colten Kohman (3 Yays, 0 Nays).
The minutes record that Councilmembers Shawn Kirby, Jennifer Cross and Colten Kohman were present and that Kelley VanDeCreek and Brian Duryea were absent; staff Andrea McCook was present. The minutes are signed and attributed to Mayor Brandy Gray and City Clerk Andrea McCook, though a line in the scanned signature block appears garbled in the transcript.
Next steps: the council approved setting a public hearing under Resolution 2025-08; the meeting minutes do not list when the hearing will take place or what specific code or ordinance underlies the unsafe-structure action. Those details would normally appear in the formal public hearing notice or a future council agenda.
