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Commission awards salt and tank-rehab contracts, authorizes grant applications and approves rezoning
Summary
The board authorized awarding a salt contract to Compass Minerals, accepted a bid for Maple Leaf tank rehabilitation, approved an International Paper Foundation grant application to buy police bikes, and rezoned 794 Lexington Pike to B-1; multiple items passed by roll call.
At the May 8 meeting the Mason Board of Commissioners approved a series of procurement and land-use items.
Procurement and contracts: The board accepted the low bid for road salt from Compass Minerals America Inc. at $111.84 per ton delivered and authorized the mayor to execute related contract documents. The Maple Leaf tank rehabilitation project bid from Utility Service Company was accepted by the board per the resolution language recorded during the meeting (resolution text lists the contract sum in the record). Both measures were approved by roll call.
Grants and state programs: The board authorized the mayor to submit an application to the International Paper Foundation for a grant intended to purchase three new bikes for police bike patrol (staff said the police department is applying). The commission also authorized participation in the state cooperative municipal road aid program for fiscal year 2025 and directed the mayor to execute necessary documents.
Ordinances and land use: The board carried first reading of an omnibus code amendment (multiple chapters) and approved on second reading an ordinance rezoning approximately 1 acre at 794 Lexington Pike from R-1 (single-family residential) to B-1 (general business). The rezoning vote was recorded by roll call.
All listed resolutions and the rezoning measure were adopted by roll call vote during the meeting; the omnibus ordinance was presented on first reading and will return for subsequent consideration.
