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Council allows mobile home to move to 1302 Conklin after tie-breaking vote

City of Leola City Council · October 7, 2024
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Summary

The council voted to allow a mobile home to be moved to 1302 Conklin Street after a roll-call vote produced a tie; Acting Mayor Michael Yost cast the deciding vote. Alan Wimer abstained due to a conflict of interest; Jackie Rau and Jackie Leibel voted nay.

Michael Yost moved, with a second from Richard Reis, to allow an exception to the ordinance to permit the mobile home to be moved to 1302 Conklin Street and to uphold the previously stated agreement of improvements and a moving permit.

The motion's roll-call showed Jackie Rau and Jackie Leibel voting nay, Richard Reis and Michael Yost voting aye, and Alan Wimer abstaining because of a conflict of interest. The council record states that in the event of a tie the Mayor or Acting Mayor has the authority to break the tie; Acting Mayor Yost exercised that authority and voted in favor, and the motion carried by majority.

The minutes also note that a variance is not needed for a tiny home because of a pending ordinance adoption; the record does not specify the ordinance by name. No further conditions or timelines for the moving permit were recorded in the minutes.