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Votes and actions at a glance: Rothbury Village Council, July 21, 2026
Summary
On July 21 the council recorded unanimous votes to accept a cloud-software quote and to purchase a laptop for zoning administration, approved bill payments, authorized police to list a decommissioned Tahoe for auction, signed a zoning enforcement contract, and recorded an appointment to the Planning Commission.
Key recorded votes and formal actions from the July 21 Rothbury Village Council meeting:
• Accept Computer Refinery cloud-software quote for trustee access — Motion by Dylan Zuniga, support by Denise Kurdziel; recorded vote 7 ayes, 0 nays (motion carried). • Purchase laptop for Trustee Troy Voorhees (zoning administration) — Motion by Denise Kurdziel, seconded by Jim Fekken; recorded vote 7 ayes, 0 nays (motion carried). • Motion to pay the bills — Moved by Autum Drake, seconded by Jim Fekken; recorded vote 7 ayes, 0 nays (motion carried). • Police department authorized to list a decommissioned 2016 Tahoe for auction — request by Chief Ethan Walker; permission granted (no roll-call vote recorded). • Contract for outside zoning enforcement presented, signed, and to be returned to the contractor (contractor name and financial terms not specified in minutes). • Appointment: Ted Kurdziel welcomed to the Planning Commission to fill the vacancy left by Juan Cano (minutes record the welcome; no vote text recorded).
The minutes record that President Mike Harris moved to adjourn and the Clerk Brandy Williams "Denied" that motion; the minutes nevertheless show the meeting adjourned at 7:29 PM. The minutes do not provide additional detail about the Clerk's denial or any roll-call for that action.
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