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Hunter council adopts dog/cat licensing ordinance, approves fees resolution and appoints new member
Summary
At its Dec. 2 meeting, the Hunter City Council adopted Ordinance 211 on dog and cat licensing, approved Resolution 24-0001 setting city costs and fees, and appointed Dixie Sloggett to the council; motions for each measure carried by voice vote.
Hunter — At its Dec. 2, 2024 meeting, the City of Hunter Council adopted Ordinance 211, a new local law addressing the owning, keeping and harboring of dogs and cats in the city, and approved Resolution 24-0001 setting city costs and fees.
Council member Chad Hauser moved to adopt Ordinance 211, which the council described as requiring licensing of dogs and cats and establishing regulations while repealing conflicting prior ordinances. Council member Ashley Schneider seconded the motion; the motion carried. The transcript records the ordinance by number and a brief description of its scope but does not record individual roll-call votes.
Council member Chad Hauser then moved to adopt Resolution 24-0001, described at the meeting as the city's City Costs & Fees resolution. Council member Ashley Schneider seconded and the motion carried. The council did not specify vote tallies in the public record; minutes note the motions as carried.
The council also completed a personnel action: Council member Ashley Schneider moved to appoint Dixie Sloggett to the City Council effective in January; Joyce Schneider seconded and the motion carried. City Clerk Laura Pahls will administer the oath to Sloggett before the next meeting.
During routine reports, City Treasurer Serrina Schneider told the council the year-end is approaching and the budget is currently at 44 percent of planned spending; staff also reported four accounts on the late water list and a water loss of 65,600 gallons. Those operational items were presented separately from the formal votes.
The meeting adjourned after the council completed its agenda. Meeting minutes record motions and seconders for each adopted item; no roll-call tallies were included in the transcript.
