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Votes at a glance: Rico Board of Trustees, March 3, 2025

Rico Board of Trustees · March 3, 2025
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Summary

Key roll-call outcomes from the Rico Board meeting: agenda approved 5-0; Resolution 2025-01 approved 5-0; Ordinance 2025-01 approved 4-1; direction to apply for Silver Creek funds approved 5-0; adjournment approved 5-0.

Rico, March 3, 2025

A summary of formal actions taken by the Rico Board of Trustees at the March 3, 2025 meeting:

- Approval of agenda: Moved by Trustee Benn Vernadakis, seconded by Trustee Gerrish Willis. Roll-call vote: 5-0 to approve the agenda.

- Resolution 2025-01 (priorities for water system, infrastructure, staffing, road maintenance): Moved by Trustee Benn Vernadakis, seconded by Trustee Scott Poston. Roll-call vote: 5-0; outcome: approved.

- Ordinance 2025-01 (purchase of Community Church property at 110 and 116 East Mantz Avenue): Moved by Mayor Pro Tem Cristal Hibbard, seconded by Trustee Benn Vernadakis. Roll-call vote: 4-1; voting yes: Cristal Hibbard, Benn Vernadakis, Gerrish Willis, Patrick Fallon; voting no: Scott Poston. Outcome: adopted on second reading.

- Congressionally directed spending (FY2026) for Silver Creek reactivation: Motion to direct Town Manager Chauncey McCarthy to apply for monies toward Silver Creek reactivation moved by Mayor Patrick Fallon, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Cristal Hibbard. Roll-call vote: 5-0; outcome: direction approved.

- Adjournment: Motion moved by Trustee Benn Vernadakis, seconded by Trustee Scott Poston. Roll-call vote: 5-0; outcome: meeting adjourned.

(These outcomes are drawn from the meeting transcript and minutes. The transcript provides vote tallies and movers/seconders; additional details such as ordinance purchase price, funding amounts for projects, and verbatim public-comment text were not recorded in the provided transcript.)