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Ryland Heights Commission authorizes mayor to sign multipurpose building contracts, accepts treasurer's report and adopts holiday schedule

Ryland Heights Commission ยท January 14, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved authorization for Mayor John Cole to sign contracts for the multipurpose building, accepted the December 2024 treasurer's report, appointed PDS council representatives and adopted Resolution 01-14-2025 (holiday schedule) by unanimous votes.

At its Jan. 14 meeting the Ryland Heights Commission approved several administrative and financial actions: it authorized Mayor John Cole to sign contracts for the city's multipurpose building, accepted the December 2024 Treasurer's report, appointed PDS Council representatives for 2025 and adopted a holiday schedule for 2025.

Treasurer Rod Rigacci presented bank statements, checking and savings balances and a budget-versus-actual report for December 2024. Commissioner Collins moved to accept the treasurer's report; Commissioner Jason Ponder seconded and the motion passed unanimously (minutes record Ayes 5, Nays 0).

Under the Building Committee report commissioners said contracts have been signed to meet the funding obligation for the multipurpose building but that the mayor needed authority to execute them. Commissioner Collins moved to authorize Mayor John Cole to sign the contracts; Commissioner Jason Ponder seconded and the motion passed unanimously (Ayes 5, Nays 0).

Under new business the commission appointed John Cole as the Representative and Jason Ponder as the Alternate Representative to the 2025 PDS Council. Commissioner Ponder moved to adopt Resolution 01-14-2025 (2025 holiday schedule); Commissioner Bowman seconded and the resolution passed by unanimous vote. The meeting adjourned at 8:44 p.m.