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Votes and actions at a glance: Meade Council approvals Jan. 12, 2026
Summary
A summary of formal motions approved during the Jan. 12 Meade City Council meeting, including the $486,409.08 appropriation ordinance, minutes approval, Resolution 353, the airport engineering contract, KDOT agreement, library carpet purchase, and adjournment.
The following motions and formal actions were recorded as approved at the Meade City Council meeting on Jan. 12, 2026. All motions noted below are recorded in the minutes as "carried with all in favor." Vote tallies reflect the six elected officials and mayor present at roll call.
• Approve five‑year airport plan — Motion by Lance DeLissa, second Brian Kroth; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Approve Contract for Engineering Services for Meade Municipal Airport T‑Hangars (AIP 3-20-0055021-2026 & 3-20-0055-022-2026) for $65,000 — Motion by Lance DeLissa, second Brian Kroth; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Approve minutes of Dec. 8, 2025 (with corrections) — Motion by Lance DeLissa, second Jonathan Unruh; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Approve Appropriation Ordinance in the amount of $486,409.08 — Motion by George Lucas, second Brian Kroth; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Approve Resolution No. 353 (unsafe structure at 205 East Carthage) — Motion by Brian Kroth, second George Lucas; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Approve purchase of Shaw Modern Heirloom Larkspur carpet for Library reservation room for $5,182.61 — Motion by Brian Kroth, second George Lucas; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Approve KDOT Agreement No. 1183‑25 Supplemental Agreement No. 1 to Agreement No. 417‑24 Project No. 60 KA‑7259‑01 (combine two Highway 23 projects) — Motion by Brian Kroth, second George Lucas; outcome: approved (yes 6). • Adjourn meeting — Motion by Jonathan Unruh, second Roberto Holguin; outcome: approved (yes 6).
These items were recorded in the official minutes and set the administrative and procurement agendas for follow‑up actions by city staff.
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