Category: City Council Agendas/Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in special session on May 20, 2024 at 7:00 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Roberson and Croell

 

Motion made by King to approve the Agenda

Second by Croell   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Fehr Graham sent a change in contract from Bacon concrete to remove old wall and replace with new.   They will add area intake behand wall and outlet pipe through new wall.  With this change order will be an increase of $33,780.00 to contract price.  Motion made by Scheidel to accept the change order presented.  Seconded by Croell.

Ayes: Scheidel, Croell, Roberson, Wilson and King

Nays: None

Motion passed.

 

 

Motion made by Scheidel to adjourn at 7:02pm.  Second by King.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Roberson, King, Wilson and Croell

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

 

 

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

 

City Council Agendas/Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in regular session on May 6, 2024 at 7:00 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, and Roberson

Council members absent:   Croell

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake, Lee Moorman, Renea Huinker, John Cuvelier and Lucas Elsbernd

 

Motion made by King to approve the agenda with addition of Fehr Graham

Second by Scheidel.   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the previous minutes and approval of current bills.

Second by Roberson.    All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

ARAMARK RUGS 415.29
BODENSTEINER IMPLEMENT CO TRACTOR 106.29
JENDRO GARBAGE CONTRACT 3,728.90
POLLARD PEST CONTROL CO. PEST 68.86
SANDEAN & COOMPANY, INC OIL CHANGE PICKUP 104.98
STANTON ELECTRIC REMAINING BALANE INV. 918733-3 2,686.31
UPS   111.5
TEST AMERICA   191.2
EFTPS FED/FICA TAX 1,674.21
IPERS IPERS 1,269.58
BLACK HILLS ENERGY GAS UTILITY 281.94
MIENERGY ELECTRICITY 20,703.14
CASH   541.09
HAWKINS AZONE 601.15
IOWA DEPT OF REVNUE/SALES SALES TAX 1,137.20
BLAZEK CORPORATION   5,814.58
TEAM LAB   1,765.50
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNE PROPOSED BUDGET 280.14
ROGER DRECKMAN TENNIS COURT FENCE 1,982.00
ANDERSON PHONE CALL FOR THRONDSON AND 96
IWD 1ST QTR UNEMPLOY 2024 23.83
MUNICIPAL SUPPLY INC WATER METER 341.65
MARK KRIENER   200
DENNIS UNGS   517.5
STATE HYGIENIC LAB   215
VISA – J UHLENHAKE SCHUETH ACE 227.63
VISA – S BYRNE   457.36
BEST SERVICES WASTEWATER GENERATOR 1,456.08
HAWKEY INTERCONNECT   92.8
FEHR GRAHAM   8,607.35
MD MATERIAL CO TEETER TOTTER 1,213.12
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 6,251.17 REVENUE
  CLAIMS TOTAL 63,163.35    88,880.81
  GENERAL FUND 9,436.08    44,566.08
  SANITATION FUND 3,728.90      2,894.20
  ROAD USE TAX FUND 850.45      3,905.41
  CAP PRO STORM DRAINAGE FUND 10,607.35
  WATER FUND 8,716.67      6,079.22
  SEWER FUND 6,110.76      7,060.44
  ELECTRIC FUND 23,713.14    24,375.46

 

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IPERS IPERS 295.57
HAWKEYE INTERCONNECT   31.54
VISA   492.46
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 1,556.95
  CLAIMS TOTAL 2,376.52
  GENERAL FUND 2,376.52

 

John Cuvelier with Insurance Associates discussed the current renewal insurance policy.  The premium had increased around $537.00.  He let the council know if the current deductible for wind and hail damage to property for $2,500 was increased to $5,000 it would save the city $1,300 per year of premium savings.  Motion made by King to increase insurance deductible to cover wind and hail damage to property.  Second by Roberson.

Ayes:  King, Roberson, Wilson and Scheidel

Nays:  None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve liquor license renewals for The Brite Spot, Bucky’s and Irish Fest and approval of cigarette permit for Bucky’s.  Second by Wilson.

Ayes: Scheidel, Wilson, King and Roberson

Nays: None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by King to approve building permit for Gordon and Theresa Sawyer located 208 N Lincoln.  Second by Scheidel.

Ayes: King, Scheidel, Roberson and Wilson

Nays: None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve building permit for Derek and Kelsey Panos located 202 S Owl St.  Second by Roberson.

Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, King and Wilson

Nays: None

Absent: None

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to open Public Hearing for hazard mitigation.  Second by King.

Ayes: Scheidel, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nays: None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed

 

Leon Begay with INRGOG explained the Update for Chickasaw County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.  There were no comments regarding the Hazard Mitigation Plan.

 

Motion made by King to close Public Haring. Second by Roberson.

Ayes: King, Roberson, Wilson and Scheidel

Nays: None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve Resolution #2024-05062024-2 adopting the Iowa Hazard Mitigation Plan 2024 Update. Second by King.

Ayes: Scheidel, King, Roberson and Wilson

Nays: None

Absent: Croell

 

Renea Huinker gave an update on the library renovation.  Currently there are 12 new patrons using the library.  The library plans to be open during Irish Fest for the open house.  The library purchased shades for the front windows.  The two new windows are leaking and will be getting fixed.

 

Lucas Elsbernd with Fehr Graham gave the council paper copies of the changes discussed last month with the council.

 

Lee Moorman informed the council he has had the electricity and water turned on for his property at 203 S Center St.  He is asking for more time to clean up property. He informed the city council he does not have the funding.  This project will take time.  Motion made by King to give Mr. Moorman 90 days to show improvement and have a plan to clean up property or the city will continue with a nuisance abatement,  Second by Roberson.

Ayes:  King, Roberson, Scheidel and Wilson

Nays:  None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by King to approve Resolution #2024-05062024 transfer $70,000 from LOST Fund to the General Fund.  Second by Scheidel.

Ayes: King, Scheidel, Wilson and Roberson

Nays: None

Absent: Croell

 

The city receive a letter from the Office of the Auditor of State inform the city the city is required to have and annual examination for the fiscal year ending June 30. 2024.  Suzette will be contacting the Dana Davis with the Office of Auditor of State for the state to perform the annual exam.

 

Mayor Mueterthies was questioned regarding voting in Lawler.  After some research he received information about Satellite Absentee Voting.  Satellite voting stations provide in-person voting at other places other than the auditor’s office.  The city may request a satellite station by filing a petition with the county auditor.  The petition must contain signatures of 100 eligible electors living in the jurisdiction.  If this came to Lawler, we would need volunteer workers.

 

Next meeting will be June 3, 2024

 

Motion made by Scheidel to adjourn at 7:58pm.  Second by Roberson.

Ayes:  Wilson, King, Scheidel, and Roberson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

 

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

 

City Council Agendas/Minutes

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

 

Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of May 2024 at 7:15 p.m. the City Council of Lawler, Iowa will hold a public hearing at the 414 E Grove St to accept input regarding the draft Chickasaw County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, recently adopted by the County.  Specifically, the hearing is to obtain citizen comment on the Plan prior to the City Council approving their participation in the Plan and adoption thereof.

 

Anyone interested may appear at the above stated time and place for the public hearing and be heard or may file written comments in person or mail to the City Clerk, of Lawler, Iowa at the 414 E Grove St Lawler, IA  52154.  Written comments must be received in the City Clerk’s office before 10:00 AM on the date set of said hearing.  A copy of the plan is available for review at City Hall.

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The Lawler City Council met in special session on April 1, 2024 at 7:00 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Croell and Roberson

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake and Ryan LaRosa

 

Motion made by King to approve the Agenda

Second by Croell.   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to open public hearing on Proposed Property Taxation for Fiscal Year July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025. Second by Roberson,

Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, King, Croell and Wilson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Suzette informed the council no questions or comments were received at city hall.   No questions or comments were made during public hearing.

 

Motion mad by Scheidel to close public hearing.  Second by King,

Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, King, Croell and Wilson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to adjourn at 7:05pm.  Second by Croell.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Roberson, King, Croell and Wilson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Motion passed.

 

 

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

City Council Agendas/Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in regular session on April 1, 2024 at 7:15 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Croell and Roberson

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake, Ryan Wicks-Fehr Graham, and James Bailey

 

Motion made by King to approve the Agenda

Second by Scheidel.   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the previous minutes with corrections: The nuisance abatement for the property located at 205 N Center St was discussed.  The property owners will be taking the house down end of March 2024.  The garage on the property will be painted and new window installed.  The willow tree on the property will be cut down. *** should read ***the nuisance abatement for the property located at 107 S. Benz St was discussed. The property owners will be taking the house down end of March 2024.  The garage on the property will be painted and new window installed.  The willow tree on the property will be cut down.

**** Need to add a motion made:  Motion made by Scheidel to set Public Hearing to approve Budget FY24-25 April 15, 2024 at 7:05pm.   Second by Roberson.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Roberson, King and Wilson

Nays:  None

Absent: Croell

and approval of current bills.

Second by King.    All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

ARAMARK RUGS 276.86
JENDRO GARBAGE CONTRACT 3,332.00
STANTON ELECTRIC BOX CULVERT 25,859.38
UPS   98.16
RILEY’S NOTARY STAMP 42.75
EFTPS FED/FICA TAXES 1,620.08
IPERS IPERS 1,235.08
STATE WITHHOLDING STATE TAXES 759.45
BLACK HILLS ENERGY GAS UTILITY 316.83
MIENERGY ELECTRICITY 19,498.54
BLAZEK CORPORATION LAGOONS 455
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNE 2023 WATER QUALITY REPORT 297.58
WELLMARK BLUE CROSS 04/01/2024-06/30/2024 5,034.75
LAWLER PUBLIC LIBRARY JAN – MAR 2024 3,500.00
UNITES STATES POSTAL STAMPS 03/12/2024 938
CHICKASAW COUNTY AUDITOR 2ND QTR 2024 PYMT 10,886.40
ANDERSON BERGESON INFRACTION 371
INSURANCE ASSOCIATES INS. 4/1/24-4/1/25 43,046.69
STATE HYGIENIC LAB   106
VISA – J UHLENHAKE SCHUETH ACE 160.47
VISA – S BYRNE ADOBE 21.19
CARROT – TOP FLAGS FOR PARK 993.97
CLEMENS-MR LAWN   458
FEHR GRAHAM   16,026.00
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 6,092.86 REVENUE
  CLAIMS TOTAL 141,427.04 50959.2
  GENERAL FUND 36,927.97 4996.85
  SANITATION FUND 3,332.00 2983.18
  ROAD USE TAX FUND 6,667.70 2783.64
  CAP PRO STORM DRAINAGE FUND 41,885.38 0
  WATER FUND 9,408.12 5883.3
  SEWER FUND 14,405.26 6889.13
  ELECTRIC FUND 28,800.61 27423.1

 

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EFTPS FED/FICA TAXES 1,289.41
IPERS IPERS 303.02
STATE WITHHOLDING STATE TAXES 96.79
INGRAM BOOKS 262.11
PETTY CASH PETTY CASH 80.24
RILEY’S   109.95
REAL SIMPLE   24
PEOPLE MAGAZINE   144.45
DEMCO   92.5
CONSUMER REPORTS   32.1
SMITHSONIAN   24.99
MIDWEST FLOORS LLC   15
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 1,512.69
  CLAIMS TOTAL 3,987.25
  GENERAL FUND 3,987.25

 

Ryan Wicks with Fehr Graham explain to council a formal change order for the box culvert project.  Motion made by Croell to accept change order from Fehr Graham.  Second by Roberson.

Ayes: Croell, Roberson, Wilson, King, and Scheidel

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

James Bailey discussed the dead trees to be removed on his property.   He plans on taking the dead trees down.  One pine tree is still green and he will take it down if it starts turning brown.

 

Property located at 107 S. Benz St is still in abatement.  The property owners have started cleaning the property.  The property will stay in abatement until the house is taken down.

Property located at 203 S Center St has been sent to lawyer for abatement process.

Property located at 2004 Union Avenue had a complaint against the property owner.  The property owner said it was not in city limits.  Mark will call the county to double check if the property is in city limits.

Property located at 101 W Spring St was updated.  Property owner is planning to put a steel roof on garage.

The council asked to send nuisance letter to two property owners within the city.

 

The city will not be paying for any tree removal for property owners and set up payment plan.  The tree removal is the property owner’s expense.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to set Public Hearing for Hazard Mitigation for May 6, 2024 at 7:15pm.  Second by Croell.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Croell, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to accept the 28e agreement with the Chickasaw County Sheriff Department for drive through service. Second by Croell.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Croell, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Next meeting will be May 6, 2024

 

Motion made by Scheidel to adjourn at 7:45pm.  Second by Croell.

Ayes:  Wilson, King, Scheidel, Croell and Roberson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

 

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

 

City Council Agendas/Minutes

The City Council will conduct a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year City property tax levy as follows:

Meeting Date 4/1/2024     Meeting Time 7:05 PM     Meeting Location: Lawler City Hall

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The Lawler City Council met in regular session on March 4, 2024 at 7:00 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson and Roberson

Council members absent: Croell

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake, Ryan LaRosa-Fehr Graham, Jane Lynch and Cathy Humpal

 

Motion made by King to approve the Agenda

Second by Scheidel.   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the previous minutes and approval of current bills.

Second by King.    All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

ARAMARK RUGS 276.86
JENDRO GARBAGE CONTRACT 3,309.29
SANDEAN & COOMPANY, INC DUMP TRUCK 153.2
UPS 122.91
TEST AMERICA 95.6
EFTPS FED/FICA TAX 1,656.47
IPERS IPERS 1,258.30
MIENERGY ELECTRICITY 21,911.01
CASH 446.16
HAWKINS AZONE 488.19
BLAZEK CORPORATION Clean culvert Brush St 770
TEAM LAB SUPER BUGS 804
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNE JANUARY 2024 MINUTES 129.71
LAWLER PUBLIC LIBRARY OCT NOV DEC 2023 PAYMENT 3,500.01
ROGER DRECKMAN CLEAN CULVERT BRUSH ST AND 1,000.00
QUILL CORPORATION COPY PAPER 72.96
IOWA ONE CALL EMAIL 4.5
DENNIS UNGS LAPTOP 720
ROSENBAUM AUTO SNOW PLOW 996.47
VISA – J UHLENHAKE SNOW REMOVAL 122.47
VISA – S BYRNE ADOBE 21.19
HAWKEY INTERCONNECT 37.32
FEHR GRAHAM BOX CULVERT ENGINEERING 36,750.00
HACH CHLORINE 274.41
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 6,199.36 REVENUE
CLAIMS TOTAL 81,120.39    60,658.04
GENERAL FUND 8,845.25      3,988.33
SANITATION FUND 3,309.29      3,266.77
ROAD USE TAX FUND 1,474.45      3,515.81
CAP PRO STORM DRAINAGE FUND 38,520.00                   –
WATER FUND 2,436.90      6,699.56
SEWER FUND 3,044.83      9,985.55
ELECTRIC FUND 23,489.67    33,202.02

 

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IPERS IPERS 271.97
INGRAM BOOKS 225.3
BETTER HOMES RENEWAL 2024 16
PREVENTION 51.36
MAGNOLIA JOURNAL RENEWAL 2024 15
HAWKEYE INTERCONNECT 31.12
MIC’S PLUMBING & HEATING 86.73
CASH 8,016.00
MARYJANESFARM 21.95
BRINCKS CONSTRUCTION Library remodel 13,550.00
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 1,490.27
CLAIMS TOTAL 23,775.70
GENERAL FUND 23,775.70

 

Jane Lynch and Cathy Humpal updated the council regarding the library expansion.  The library is waited for the grant request and said should be hear sometime in March.  The library is planning on having an open house either in April or May.

 

King discussed a city garage sale and can drive with donated items for sale to raise money for Christmas lights during spring clean-up.  It was decided to just have a can drive.  The city would like spring clean-up to be April 20th or April 27th depending what would be available for Jendro to bring the dumpsters.  Suzette will call Jendro.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to open Public Hearing to accept Box Culvert bids.  Second by King.

Ayes: Scheidel, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nayes: None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Nick LaRosa with Fehr Graham presented the bids for the replacement of the box culverts within the city.

 

Motion made by King to accept the 4 bids for 4 culverts from Bacon Concrete LLC of Postville, IA for $815,665.50 for the base bid work.    Second by Roberson.

Ayes: King, Roberson, Wilson and Scheidel.

Nayes: None

Absent: Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to close the Public Hearing. Second by Wilson.

Ayes: Scheidel, Wilson, Roberson and King

Nayes: None

Absent: Croell

 

The nuisance abatement for the property located at 205 N Center St was discussed.  The property owners will be taking the house down end of March 2024.  The garage on the property will be painted and new window installed.  The willow tree on the property will be cut down.

 

The council discussed other nuisance letters to be sent to property owners.  Suzette will be sending nuisance letters to property owners.

 

There are several deceased trees on home owner’s property.  A list of the property owner’s deceased trees was presented to the council.  A letter will be sent to the property owner’s with deceased trees on their property.  The property owner will have 60 days from the date of the letter to remove the tree or speak with Mayor Mueterthies or any council member.

 

The council discussed helping the Lawler Lions and Sons of a Legion fund a digital sign in the City of Lawler to be located on the Key Car Wash property

 

Next meeting will be April 1, 2024

 

Motion made by King to adjourn at 7:50pm.  Second by Scheidel.

Ayes:  Wilson, King, Scheidel and Roberson

Nays:  None

 

Motion passed.

 

 

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

 

City Council Agendas/Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in regular session on February 5, 2024 at 6:00 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Croell and Roberson

Council members absent:

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake, Renea Huinker, Ryan Wicks and Nick LaRosa

 

Motion made by King to approve the Agenda with an addition regarding City Burning.

Second by Croell.   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the previous minutes and approval of current bills.

Second by King.    All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

ARAMARK RUGS 276.86
JENDRO GARBAGE CONTRACT 16,309.29
SANDEAN & COOMPANY, INC DUMP TRUCK 153.2
UPS   122.91
TEST AMERICA   95.6
EFTPS FED/FICA TAXES 1,709.89
IPERS IPERS 1,292.33
MIENERGY ELECTRICITY 21,911.01
CASH   446.16
HAWKINS AZONE 488.19
BLAZEK CORPORATION Clean culvert Brush St 770
TEAM LAB SUPER BUGS 804
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNE JANUARY 2024 MINUTES 129.71
LAWLER PUBLIC LIBRARY OCT NOV DEC 2023 PAYMENT 3,500.01
ROGER DRECKMAN CLEAN CULVERT BRUSH ST AND 1,000.00
QUILL CORPORATION COPY PAPER 72.96
IOWA ONE CALL EMAIL 4.5
ROSENBAUM AUTO SNOW PLOW 996.47
VISA – J UHLENHAKE SNOW PLOW 1,517.66
VISA – S BYRNE USA FILING 380.19
HAWKEY INTERCONNECT   37.32
FEHR GRAHAM BOX CULVERT ENGINEERING 36,750.00
HACH CHLORINE 274.41
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 6,355.47 REVENUE
  CLAIMS TOTAL 95,398.14 55610.99
  GENERAL FUND 9,320.42 4615
  SANITATION FUND 16,419.29 3088.68
  ROAD USE TAX FUND 2,863.05 3996.58
  CAP PRO STORM DRAINAGE FUND 38,520.00
  WATER FUND 2,203.81 6324.64
  SEWER FUND 2,815.01 7073.1
  ELECTRIC FUND 23,256.56 29298.3
STORM WATER FEE 1214.69
CITY OF LAWLER 2023 GROSS WAGES
SUZETTE BYRNE                                     26,969.45
JAY UHLENHAKE                                     63,405.00
CATHERINE HUMPAL                                           584.55
GWEN KUEHNER                                           175.00
MARK MUETERTHIES                                        1,200.00
DALE KING                                           300.00
JOHN IZER                                           250.00
JEREMY SCHEIDEL                                           275.00

 

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IPERS IPERS 288.12
INGRAM BOOKS 225.3
BETTER HOMES RENEWAL 2024 16
PREVENTION   51.36
MAGNOLIA JOURNAL RENEWAL 2024 15
VISA   154.08
HAWKEYE ALARM & SIGNAL   31.12
MIC’S PLUMBING & HEATING   86.73
CASH   8,016.00
MARYJANESFARM   21.95
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 1,459.93
  CLAIMS TOTAL 10,365.59
  GENERAL FUND 10,365.59

 

Ryan Wicks and Nick LaRosa were here to present the council with the plans for the Box Culverts construction.  They went through each culvert with the council and answered questions.

 

Renea Huinker showed the council the updated library.  She explained they are still waiting on a grant she applied for to help the library with expenses.

 

Mayor Mueterthies told the council he asked John Izer to be on the Board of Adjustment and he agreed.  Motion made by Croell to appoint John Izer to the Board of Adjustment.  Second by Scheidel.

Ayes:  Croell, Scheidel, King, Roberson and Wilson

Nays: None

Motion passed.

 

The council discussed the Public Hearing for the Proposed Tax Rate for FY24/25.  Suzette explained to the council this Public Hearing will need to be a separate council meeting.  Motion made by Wilson to have the Public Hearing for the Proposed Tax Rate April 1, 2024 at 7:05pm.  Second by King.

Ayes: Wilson, King, Scheidel, Croell and Roberson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Suzette presented the counsel with the Budget FY24/25 for their review.  She explained to the council that property tax went because of the Debt Levy since the city had a new loan for the box culvert project.

 

Wilson informed the council of a citizen burning and said not just wood.  A nuisance letter will be sent to resident with a copy of the ordinance.

 

Next meeting will be March 4, 2024

 

Motion made by Croell to adjourn at 6:58pm.  Second by King.

Ayes:  Wilson, King, Scheidel, Roberson and Croell

Nays:  None

 

Motion passed.

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

City Council Agendas/Minutes

Monday, February 5th  City Council Meeting will start at 6:00 pm instead of 7:00 pm

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