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Hunter council accepts $900 website proposal, appoints Chad Hauser as council president
Summary
At its Oct. 7 meeting the City of Hunter council approved routine business, accepted a one-time $900 website proposal with no monthly fees, agreed to send an updated dog ordinance (#169) to the city attorney for review, and appointed Chad Hauser as council president.
At its Oct. 7 regular meeting, the City of Hunter City Council approved the consent agenda, authorized payment of presented bills and accepted a website proposal that the council characterized as a one-time flat fee of $900 with no monthly charges. Councilmember Ashley Schneider also moved to name Chad Hauser council president; the motion carried.
The council approved the minutes as read after a motion by Ashley Schneider and a second from Chad Hauser. Separately, Chad Hauser moved to pay the bills as presented; Ashley Schneider seconded and the motion carried. Later in the meeting, the council reviewed a proposal described to the council as a $900 one-time website setup fee; the domain name would be purchased separately (noted as typically about $8.95 per year). Gary Sloggett moved to accept the proposal from Lissa Sigle; Chad Hauser seconded and the motion carried.
Council members discussed an updated dog ordinance, labeled in the meeting as Ordinance #169. The ordinance was circulated for review and the council agreed it should be sent to the city attorney for legal review before any further action. No formal vote on adoption was recorded; the action was recorded as a referral to the attorney.
The meeting included routine administrative notes: City Treasurer Serrina Schneider reported rolling over a CD to capture higher interest and cautioned the council to watch spending the rest of the year. Clerk Laura Pahls said the community room took in $550 in September and will provide a year-to-date room report at a later date. The council also agreed that Hunter Station will do oil changes on the skid steer and the city truck.
Procedural motions were recorded throughout: Ashley Schneider’s motion to appoint Chad Hauser as council president (seconded by Gary Sloggett) was carried by the council. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn by Chad Hauser, seconded by Ashley Schneider.
The council’s next steps include sending Ordinance #169 to the city attorney for review and completing follow-up on implementation items such as the website contract and equipment maintenance.
