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Council adopts updated Purchasing Code (Ordinance 1025)
Summary
Ordinance 1025 updating the city's Purchasing Code was adopted unanimously after staff presentation; the change follows committee discussion about purchasing and procurement rules.
The Chewelah City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 1025 on June 17, updating the city's Purchasing Code.
Tonya Wallace presented the staff report and the ordinance was read by title. Councilmember Paula Randall moved to approve and Councilmember John Kabosky seconded. Roll call vote was unanimous and the ordinance was adopted.
Committee discussion prior to the meeting had recommended revising purchasing rules; the ordinance implements those changes as described in the staff report. No dollar thresholds or specific procurement language were recorded verbatim in the minutes.
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