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Quick take: Ely City Council motions and votes from March 13, 2025 meeting

Ely City Council · March 13, 2025
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Summary

At its March 13 meeting the Ely City Council: approved the agenda (with item B-3 removed); approved consent minutes and bills; adopted a Day of Hope proclamation; accepted the municipal judge’s resignation; authorized pursuit of a redevelopment boundary amendment; approved submitting an NDOW shooting-range grant; and adjourned at 5:45 p.m.

The Ely City Council unanimously approved several motions at its March 13, 2025 meeting. Key outcomes:

- Approve agenda with removal of item B-3. Motion: moved by Councilman Dennis Perea, seconded by Councilwoman Melody Van Camp — carried unanimously.

- Approve Consent Agenda (Minutes of Feb. 27, 2025; Bills Feb. 26–Mar. 5, 2025). Motion: moved by Councilwoman Van Camp, seconded by Councilman Trask — carried unanimously.

- Adopt proclamation declaring March 21, 2025 "Day of Hope" to recognize Hope Squad activities. Motion: Councilwoman Jerri Lynn Williams-Harper moved; Councilman Terrill Trask seconded — carried unanimously.

- Accept Municipal Court Judge Michael Coster’s resignation effective April 4, 2025. Motion: moved by Councilwoman Williams-Harper, seconded by Councilwoman Elliott — carried unanimously.

- Authorize pursuit of amendment to enlarge the Redevelopment Plan boundary (East Aultman Street, Great Basin Boulevard, part of East Ely). Motion: moved by Councilman Trask, seconded by Councilwoman Van Camp — carried unanimously.

- Approve submitting NDOW 2025 Shooting Range Grant application on behalf of Steptoe Valley Trap Skeet & Target, Inc., with SVTS providing an $81,112 match for an $811,120 grant. Motion: moved by Councilman Dennis Perea, seconded by Councilman Terrill Trask — carried unanimously.

- Adjourned at 5:45 p.m. Motion: moved by Councilman Trask, seconded by Councilwoman Williams-Harper — carried unanimously.

These actions authorize staff to proceed with application submissions and preparatory work; each action may require additional steps and documentation before resulting in final expenditures or project starts.