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Commission approves minutes and warrants, then adjourns after brief meeting

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Summary

The commission approved minutes from its April 26 and May 26 meetings, authorized warrants including $646,764.46 for power and light, and then adjourned. Votes for one minutes approval were not clearly recorded in the transcript.

The commission voted to approve minutes from a special meeting on April 26, 2026, and from the May 26, 2026 meeting, and approved a series of warrants before adjourning.

A motion to approve the April 26 special meeting minutes was made and seconded and the commission approved the minutes; the recorded roll-call shows one abstention in that sequence (transcript text reads 'Abstate', interpreted here as 'abstain'). A second motion to approve the May 26 minutes was also made and seconded and passed; the transcript does not contain a fully unambiguous roll-call tally for that vote and the precise individual tallies are not clearly specified in the record.

The Clerk read the warrant totals under Item 4: "And the general fund, $51,283.52. And the sewer $10,529.96. Power and light $646,764.46. And trust and agency $58,560.26." A motion to approve the warrants was seconded, and the commissioners recorded affirmative votes on the record.

The Chair then said there was no need for an executive session and the commission voted to adjourn. The meeting ended shortly afterward.

Actions recorded from the meeting include approval of the April 26 minutes, approval of the May 26 minutes, formal approval of the warrants (amounts listed above), and a motion to adjourn.