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Council moves to declare vehicles and equipment surplus under Resolution 299
Summary
The Chair introduced Resolution No. 299 to declare certain town property surplus (including a 1973 Chevy and a 1966 Ford plow); a councilmember moved and the Chair seconded. The transcript does not record a final recorded vote on the resolution within the provided segments.
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The Chair introduced Resolution No. 299 to declare specified town property surplus and authorize the public works director to dispose of property by sale, auction, or other means.
The Chair read that the town possesses property "no longer necessary to conduct the town business," and identified surplus items including a 1973 Chevy and a 1966 Ford plow. The Chair referenced a statutory provision in the packet: "Technically, it's provided in section 7 8 42 0 1."
A councilmember said, "I'll make that motion," and the Chair responded when asked for a second by saying "2nd." The motion and second are recorded in the transcript segments, but a roll-call or final vote on Resolution 299 is not explicitly recorded in the provided segments.
Next steps: The motion was on the floor; the transcript does not include a conclusive vote on Resolution 299 in the supplied material. If the council considers the resolution part of the consent agenda later in the meeting, a formal approval may be recorded elsewhere in the full minutes.
