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Bristow Municipal Authority approves consent agenda, $50,000 transfer and WWTP payments

Bristow Municipal Authority · December 16, 2024
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Summary

The Authority approved a consent agenda that included payroll and claims, a $50,000 transfer to the City General Fund, and multiple payments for wastewater treatment plant construction, including a $119,346.42 claim to KBC Construction, Inc.

The Bristow Municipal Authority on Dec. 16 approved its consent agenda, which included payroll and multiple vendor claims and a budgeted transfer of $50,000 from the Municipal Authority General Fund to the City General Fund. Trustee Brian Peters moved the consent agenda and Trustee Frank Groom seconded the motion; the item was recorded as approved in the minutes.

The consent agenda itemized: maintenance claims of $46,017.23; unpaid claims of $3,781.28; actual payroll claims of $20,352.29 for the pay period ending Dec. 6, 2024; estimated payroll claims of $21,247.00 for the pay period ending Dec. 20, 2024; and a series of construction-related claims for work at the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). The minutes list claims to Holloway, Updike & Bellen, Inc. (claims #20885–#20890) with amounts from $2,250.00 to $6,205.00 paid from an OWRB loan, and claim #20891 to KBC Construction, Inc. in the amount of $119,346.42 for WWTP construction (also paid from an OWRB loan).

The minutes do not record a roll-call tally for the consent agenda beyond the motion and second; specific payments and claim numbers are listed in the official consent documentation in the meeting minutes. The meeting record shows that the Authority handled routine finance and capital-payments business as a single consent package rather than as separate contested items.