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Kerman council approves consent calendar, authorizes lease with Sebastian after modifications

Kerman City Council · August 13, 2025
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Summary

The Kerman City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar Aug. 13, 2025, including payroll and several resolutions; Council approved a modified lease with Kerman Telephone Co. dba Sebastian for equipment on a city tower (Res. 25-59).

The Kerman City Council voted unanimously Aug. 13 to approve the consent calendar, approving payroll disbursements and a package of resolutions supporting transportation funding, grant acceptance and contract amendments.

Payroll for the pay period July 6–19, 2025 was listed at $278,342.12, with retro pay and other adjustments of $7,547.07, overtime totaling $9,328.21, standby pay of $1,702.67 and 24.38 hours of comp time earned. The consent calendar also included Resolution 25-55 (Measure C certification), Resolution 25-56 accepting a UC Davis shelter services grant, Resolution 25-57 approving Amendment No. 3 with Muniservices, LLC, and Resolution 25-58 amending the Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority JPA.

One item pulled for discussion, Item 5.H, proposed a lease with Kerman Telephone Co., a California corporation doing business as Sebastian, for equipment installation on a city-owned tower at the City Corporation Yard (commonly known as 15201 W. California Avenue; APNs 023-060-63u, 023-060-64, 023-060-65st, 023-060-69st). Mayor Pro Tem Yep requested discussion; Council subsequently approved the lease with modifications and adopted Resolution 25-59. The consent calendar motion (excluding Item 5.H) and the later approval of the modified lease each passed on 5-0 votes.