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Crawford council approves contract with Five Rule Rural Planning for vacant-property registry
Summary
The council approved a contract with Five Rule Rural Planning to create a vacant-property registry, removing a $1,625 April billing from the contract. The vote was recorded in favor by Dean, Frahm and Gaston.
The Crawford City Council voted June 9 to contract with Five Rule Rural Planning to create and manage a vacant-property registry for the city. Council Member Brian Frahm moved to approve the contract "with the adjustment of the April billing of $1625 to be removed," and the motion carried.
Council members said the registry will help the city track and manage unoccupied properties and provide a clearer basis for enforcement or remediation. The motion was seconded by Council Member Dianne Gaston and recorded as AYE: Dean, Frahm, Gaston. No NAY votes were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The council did not specify a contract total in the minutes; the council directed staff to finalize the contract terms with the April billing adjustment reflected and to return with any additional details if needed.
