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Hines Common Council agenda: business license, grant request and parks task orders set for March 10 meeting
Summary
The Hines Common Council will meet March 10, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. to consider a business license for S&S Lawn Care & Snow Plowing, a TLT grant for the Harney County Historical Society, two task orders for parks and engineering work, a donation request, and an animal-nuisance abatement. The agenda was signed by City Administrator Roxane Worley; vote outcomes are not recorded in this transcript.
The Hines Common Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. on March 10, 2026, to consider a business license application from S&S Lawn Care & Snow Plowing, a transient lodging tax promotion grant request from the Harney County Historical Society, two task orders related to the parks program and engineering services, a donation request for a BHS student athlete and an abatement of an animal nuisance, according to an agenda signed by City Administrator Roxane Worley.
The agenda lists department reports from Police Chief Ryan DeLange, Fire Chief Doug Murphy and Public Works Director Jerry Lewellen, and schedules votes on routine procedural items including approval of the meeting agenda, prior minutes and accounts payable. Each council-business item is listed for action, but this transcript contains only the posted agenda and does not record any deliberations, motions, or vote outcomes.
The council-business items identified on the agenda are: approval of a business license for S&S Lawn Care & Snow Plowing; a donation request in support of a Baker High School student athlete; a transient lodging tax (TLT) promotion grant application from the Harney County Historical Society; HECO Task Order No.1 for Parks Project Phase II; Anderson Perry Task Order No.2026-1; and abatement of an animal nuisance. The agenda indicates each of these is scheduled for a council vote, but the transcript does not provide motion language, names of movers or seconders, vote tallies or outcomes; those will be determined during the live meeting.
Roxane Worley, identified on the agenda as City Administrator and who signed the document, is listed to review previous meeting minutes. The agenda also schedules a non-agenda public-comment period and a separate public-comment slot for agenda items; the notice says speaking time may be limited.
The posted agenda notes the meeting is open to the public and is expected to last about one and a half hours. It includes an accessibility statement saying the City of Hines will make a good-faith effort to provide accommodations such as sign-language or foreign-language interpreters if requests are made at least 48 hours in advance.
Votes and any discussion, including motions, amendments or final outcomes on the listed items, are not included in this transcript. The council is expected to take those actions during the March 10 meeting.
