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Priest River council approves CINTAS contract, waterline extension and fund transfer; tables property exchange
Summary
At its Dec. 2, 2024 meeting the Priest River City Council approved a CINTAS rental agreement, a $12,307.75 waterline extension contract for The Highlands development and Resolution 24-084 to transfer funds to the State Investment Pool; a proposed Wisconsin Street property exchange was tabled.
The Priest River City Council on Dec. 2, 2024, at Priest River City Hall unanimously approved a renewal of the CINTAS rental service agreement for public works uniforms and mats, approved a contract for an 8-inch waterline extension for The Highlands development not to exceed $12,307.75, and adopted Resolution 24-084 to transfer city funds into the State Investment Pool. A proposed exchange of city property on Wisconsin Street for the former community garden site was tabled for more information.
Mayor Jeff Connolly announced the meeting at 6:00 p.m. and told residents that “All interested people should submit a letter of interest to City Clerk/Treasurer Laurel Thomas” for the vacancy on the Priest River Urban Renewal Agency. The council then approved the consent agenda, which included previous minutes, payables and two consent resolutions related to The Highlands final plat extension (Resolution 24-082) and an addendum with Excess Disposal, Inc. (Resolution 24-083).
On the CINTAS item, Council Member Mullaley moved to approve the standard rental service agreement; Council Member Brower seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The transcript records discussion before the vote but does not list contract cost or term details in the meeting record.
For the West Beardmore Avenue waterline extension tied to The Highlands development, Council Member Mullaley moved to approve the Liberty Land Works & Excavation proposal not to exceed $12,307.75; Council Member Wagner seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The approval authorizes the contract as presented; the transcript does not include a detailed project schedule or funding source breakdown.
The council discussed a declaration of value and an intent to exchange city property on Wisconsin Street with the parcel owner of the former community garden site; council members tabled the item pending additional information and did not take action.
Council Member Mullaley moved to approve Resolution 24-084, a transfer of funds to the State Investment Pool; Council Member Brower seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The transcript records adoption of the resolution but does not specify the dollar amount moved in the meeting record.
There were no public comments. Council Member Mullaley moved to adjourn at 6:20 p.m.; Council Member Brower seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes bear the signatures of Mayor Jeff Connolly and City Clerk/Treasurer Laurel Thomas.
