Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Municipal Governance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Council approves consent calendar, tables two items, approves zone change and IT purchase, reschedules meetings
Summary
The Harrison City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar, tabled two Old Business items (sewer pump-out cost and building permit fees), approved a zone change for Marty Hayes and a desktop quote from Northwest IT Consultants, tabled the FY2023 audit pending an IDRWA rate study, and amended Ordinance 492 to reschedule meetings to the second Tuesday.
At its June 11 meeting, the Harrison City Council recorded a series of motions and unanimous votes on routine and new-business items.
The council approved the consent calendar (payment of May bills and meeting minutes) on a motion by John Gray, seconded by Josephine Prophet; Josephine Prophet, John Gray, Charlie Shutt, and Debbie Lockhart recorded AYE votes. For Old Business, Charlie Shutt moved to table consideration of amending Harrison City Code 7-2-14F (to make property owners responsible for sewer pump-out expenses); the council voted unanimously to table. Shutt likewise moved to table the item on including professional fees in building permits; that motion passed unanimously.
In New Business, the Planning and Zoning recommendation to approve Marty Hayes' zone change was adopted on a motion by Charlie Shutt, seconded by John Gray, with all present voting AYE. The council approved a desktop quote from Northwest IT Consultants on a motion by Shutt, seconded by Gray (unanimous AYE). Mayor Wanda Irish said she had only a draft of the FY2023 audit; Charlie Shutt moved to table the audit until the city receives the rate study from IDRWA; the council voted to table. Council voted to amend Ordinance 492 to reschedule regular meetings from the second Thursday to the second Tuesday of the month on a motion by Charlie Shutt (seconded) with unanimous AYE votes.
Later in the meeting Charlie Shutt moved and Debbie Lockhart seconded to go into executive session under Idaho Statutes 74-206(c) and (f); the council voted AYE and the meeting adjourned at 8:30 PM following that session.
