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Sedan approves higher‑quality cold patch purchase, discusses meters and road work
Summary
Council authorized increasing the cold-patch purchase to $4,848, discussed replacing water meters and scheduled road work starting May 21; a residential meter failure led staff to average a bill and a councilmember recused himself.
Public Works Superintendent Caleb Ironsyde told the council that the city is exploring replacement of water meters and will obtain pricing and grant options. He also said Jeff Hull is scheduled to begin road work on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
Council approved a motion by Adam Clark to increase spending on a higher-quality cold patch to $4,848.00 (24 tons at $202/ton) to improve longevity; the motion passed unanimously. Separately, City Treasurer Raven Darnall reported a failed residential water meter; the city reviewed prior readings, averaged the billing month and the council instructed the treasurer to proceed with averaging. Adam Clark disclosed the residence was his and removed himself from decisions on the matter.
