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Council approves licenses, landfill mowing and community center fee waiver; attorney to review alley and police agreement
Summary
At its July 6 meeting Chariton's council approved a contractor license, accepted a three-year landfill mowing bid, waived Community Center fees for an Aug. 4 back-to-school event, and directed the city attorney to review an alley purchase request and a police officer agreement.
The council took multiple administrative actions July 6: it approved an Excavator’s, Drain Layer’s and Sidewalk Layer’s license for Let's Roll Contracting, LLC; accepted Randy Grgurich's three-year bid of $799.00 per year to mow the closed Lucas-Monroe County landfill; and approved a waiver of Community Center fees for the Lucas County Human Resources Exchange Council's Back-to-School event on Aug. 4, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Parks and Recreation Board had recommended the fee waiver.
Separately, resident Matt Oxenreider requested to close and purchase the alley adjacent to 221 South 16th Street; the council directed City Attorney Verle Norris to review the request and report back. City Manager Douglas Anderson presented a Chariton Police Officer Agreement and the council similarly asked the City Attorney to review the agreement for presentation at a future meeting. All motions recorded in the minutes passed or were referred by unanimous votes where noted.
