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Sheffield council approves appointments and several routine expenses
Summary
The council approved the appointment of Jimmy Austin to the Historic Sheffield Commission and voted to approve a set of routine expenses and reimbursements, including designer graphics, a transmission for the fire department, reimbursements for permit and CDL fees, tree removal and fascia-board repair.
The Sheffield City Council approved a package of appointments and routine expenditures during the meeting's consent portion.
The council appointed Jimmy Austin to the Historic Sheffield Commission for a three-year term ending July 2029. The council also approved an estimated $900 for designer graphics to tint windows and doors at city hall and $4,500 to purchase a transmission for a 2015 Tahoe used by the fire department from Tri Cities Truck Parts.
The council approved reimbursements of $45 to Caleb Clement for a special-use permit application and $30 each to Colin Huddleston and Jaylen Pulk for Class A CDL licensing in the street department. The council also approved $10,500 for tree removal by Affordable Tree Services at Parks & Recreation, $14,826.14 for fascia-board repair by My Hand Remodeling, and a $500 contribution to the Kowanas tailgate party (as requested earlier in the meeting). Each item was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote as recorded in the transcript.
Meeting minutes record the actions by voice vote; the transcript shows the motions, seconds and the chair's call for "All in favor, say 'I.'" The transcript does not record a roll-call tally for these consent votes.
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