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Votes and actions: Master Transportation Plan, DUP Museum windows and routine approvals
Summary
At its Aug. 6 meeting the Spring City Council approved the Master Transportation Plan (subject to a map update), awarded the DUP Museum window contract to Jones Paint & Glass and approved financial reports, payment of bills, and minutes for July 9 and July 16, 2026; Stan Soper was absent for recorded votes.
The Spring City Council recorded several formal actions at the Aug. 6 meeting. Key actions approved included:
- Master Transportation Plan: Motion by Council Member Michael Broadbent to approve the Master Transportation Plan subject to updating the map in Appendix 1; seconded by James Baker. Vote: Broadbent, Baker, Anderson — yes; Workman — no; Soper — absent. The council conditioned approval on the requested map update.
- DUP Museum windows: Motion by Council Member Chris Anderson to accept the Jones Paint & Glass bid for six custom windows and request additional grant funds; seconded by Michael Broadbent. Vote: Broadbent, Baker, Anderson, Workman — yes; Soper — absent.
- Financial reports and routine approvals: July 2026 financial reports approved (motion Broadbent, seconded Anderson), payment of bills approved (motion Baker, seconded Broadbent), minutes for July 9 and July 16 approved (motions Broadbent, seconded Baker). All routine motions passed by unanimous recorded votes among members present; Stan Soper was absent.
Other agenda items — including Ordinance 2026-09 (deer feeding prohibition) — were discussed but not voted at this meeting. The council adjourned at 8:06 p.m.
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