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Votes and actions at a glance: Bristow City Council, April 21, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and roll-call outcomes from the April 21 Bristow City Council meeting: minutes approved; consent agenda approved (claims and payroll totals specified); Main Street closure for May 10 approved; purchase/appraisal of 14.739-acre parcel approved; surplus scrap iron declared at 819 South Oak; meeting adjourned.
The Bristow City Council recorded the following formal actions on April 21, 2025: approval of the April 7 minutes (motion by Joe Church, seconded by Jeff Roberts; unanimous among members present); approval of the consent agenda containing maintenance claims of $64,323.68, paid claims of $285.29, actual payroll $98,199.12 and estimated payroll $112,032.95 (motion by Judd Johns, seconded by Brian Peters; unanimous among members present); approval to close Main Street from 10th to 4th on May 10, 2025, for the Tabbouleh Fest and Wildflower Run (motion by Joe Church, seconded by Jeff Roberts; unanimous among members present); approval to purchase and appraise a 14.739-acre parcel owned by Frederick Johnson north of the wastewater treatment plant (motion by Judd Johns, seconded by Jeff Roberts; unanimous among members present); and approval to declare surplus scrap iron at 819 South Oak and solicit quotes for disposal (motion by Jeff Roberts, seconded by Judd Johns; unanimous among members present). The meeting adjourned on a motion by Judd Johns, seconded by Jeff Roberts.
All recorded roll-call votes show Aye from Church, Fletcher, Groom, Johns, Peters, Roberts and Witty; Councilmember Heather Green was noted as absent for the April 21 meeting. Where minutes did not provide additional details (for example, purchase price or funding source for the land acquisition), the entry is noted as "not specified."
