Thorndale public meetings in 2025

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will adopt routine consent agenda items such as minutes, bills, and reports. It will discuss and possibly act on several regular agenda items, including a subdivision proposal, equipment purchases, and service contracts. The council will also consider an interlocal agreement with Thorndale ISD for use of the city ball fields.

• Approve re‑subdivision of 901 and 905 Sandoval Road in Country Meadows Phase II Addition, Block 10, Lots 8 & 9 (Ordinance 2025‑21)
• Approve purchase of a used dump truck, cost not to exceed $16,000
• Approve purchase of a used water truck from Milam County Precinct 4 for $4,500
• Approve contract with Grant Works for grant administration and writing services
• Approve interlocal agreement with Thorndale ISD for use of city ball fields

The council approved a contract with Grant Works to provide grant administration and writing services, effective Jan 1 2026. It also approved several equipment purchases, a new fee schedule for the city brush dump, and renewed the electricity contract with Integrity Energy. All motions passed unanimously with a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved Grant Works contract for grant administration (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-21 to re‑subdivide Sandoval Road lots (5-0)
• Approved purchase of used dump truck up to $16,000 (5-0)
• Approved purchase of used water truck for $4,500 from Milam County Precinct 4 (5-0)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Thorndale ISD for city ball fields (5-0)
• Scheduled Council Work Session for Jan 19, 2026, 1:00‑5:00 pm (5-0)
• Renewed 60‑month electricity contract with Integrity Energy at $0.0759 per kWh (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-22 fee schedule for city brush dump use (5-0)

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will discuss and possibly act on hiring Myron (Mike) Trethewey as City Administrator. The council will also consider amending the Investment Policy and Strategy Guidelines, adopting a variance for alcohol sales within 300 feet of the Thorndale ISD property, and approving a one‑time payment option of $68,492.86 for police radios. Additional items include purchasing a new copy machine for City Hall and setting a date for a council work session.

• Hire Myron (Mike) Trethewey as City Administrator (personnel matter)
• Amend Investment Policy and Strategy Guidelines (Resolution 25-19)
• Adopt variance to permit alcohol sales within 300 feet of Thorndale ISD property (Milam Thorndale Plaza LLC)
• Approve one‑time payment of $68,492.86 for police radios (vs ten annual payments)
• Purchase a new copy machine for City Hall

The Thorndale City Council approved several agenda items, including a variance for alcohol sales near the ISD property and a one‑time payment option for police radios. It also adopted a variance allowing the interim City Administrator to live more than eight miles from city limits and offered the City Administrator position to Myron (Mike) Trethewey, who accepted.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, bills, financial statements, tax, police, admin reports) (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-19 amending Investment Policy (5-0)
• Adopted variance permitting alcohol sales within 300 ft of Thorndale ISD property (5-0)
• Approved purchase of Canon C3930i copier for $7,950 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-20 splitting Milam Appraisal District Board votes (10 to Tim Arledge, 9 to Travis Yoakum) (5-0)
• Amended Resolution 24-14 to allow one-time $68,492.86 payment for police radios (5-0)
• Approved variance allowing Interim City Administrator to reside more than 8 mi from city limits (5-0)
• Offered City Administrator position to Myron (Mike) Trethewey, who accepted (5-0)

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will act on routine consent‑agenda items and then discuss several resolutions, including designating the official newspaper, nominating a Milam County appraisal board candidate, and adopting Texas Tax Code sections. Major items include a contingent‑fee contract with McCreary, Veselka, Bragg and Allen, P.C. for delinquent tax collection, a contract to clean water storage tanks, and the creation and funding of new special funds. The council will also review the city’s investment policy and consider a personnel change for the Public Works Supervisor in executive session.

• Resolution 25-16: Contingent‑fee contract with McCreary, Veselka, Bragg and Allen, P.C. for delinquent tax collection
• Contract with CONSOR Engineers, LLC dba U.S. Underwater (quote 00014283) to repair and clean water storage tanks
• Ordinance 2025-20: Amend fee schedule for development and building permits and inspections
• Ordinance 2025-21: Create four new special funds (Park & Recreation, Police, Equipment & Vehicle, Office & Building)
• Resolution 25-18: Transfer funds from the General Special Fund to the new special funds and Street Improvement Fund

The Thorndale City Council approved several resolutions and contracts, including a tax code adoption and a fee schedule for permits. Two proposals—creating new special funds and transferring funds to them—were rejected. The council also approved a 3% raise and new job description for the Public Works Supervisor.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, bills, financial statements, tax report, police report, city administrator report) – vote 5-0
• Approved Resolution 25-13 designating the Thorndale Champion as the official newspaper – vote 5-0
• Approved Resolution 25-14 nominating Tim Arledge and Travis Yoakum to the Milam County Appraisal District Board – vote 5-0
• Approved Resolution 25-15 adopting Texas Tax Code sections 33.07, 33.08, and 33.11 – vote 5-0
• Approved Resolution 25-16 contingent fee contract with MVBA for delinquent tax collection – vote 5-0
• Approved Ordinance 2025-20 fee schedule for development and building permits – vote 5-0
• Failed to create four new special funds (Park & Recreation, Police, Equipment & Vehicle, Office & Building) – vote 2-3
• Approved new job description and a 3% raise for the Public Works Supervisor – vote 3-2

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will meet to approve bills, minutes, and a budget transfer. The council will also consider an agreement with TxDot to close Main Street for a car show.

• Approval of bills and September minutes
• Transfer money from Fire Department Budget to Fire Truck Fund
• Approval of Ordinance 2025-19 amending the 2024-2025 Budget
• Approval of Resolution 25-12 for Main Street road closures
• Discussion on TxDot agreement for Annual Thorndale Chamber of Commerce Car Show

The Thorndale City Council approved payment of outstanding bills and the September meeting minutes, each with a 4-0 vote. They transferred $3,628.09 from the Fire Department Budget to the Fire Truck Fund. The council also approved Ordinance 2025-19 to amend the 2024-2025 budget and Resolution 25-12 to allow TxDOT road closures on Main Street for the November 8 car show, all unanimously.

• Approved payment of bills (4-0)
• Approved September meeting minutes (4-0)
• Transferred $3,628.09 from Fire Department Budget to Fire Truck Fund (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-19 amending 2024-2025 budget (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-12 for TxDOT road closures on Main Street for Nov 8 car show (4-0)

Mayor & City Council

The council will hold a public hearing and special meeting to consider the proposed 2025 tax rate of $0.550190 per $100 valuation and to act on Ordinance 2025-18 that would approve that rate. The meeting will also discuss creating a standing policy for the city’s contribution to the Thorndale Volunteer Fire Department and possible restrictions on unused annual funds and the Fire Truck Fund.

• Proposed 2025 tax rate of $0.550190 per $100 valuation
• Ordinance 2025-18 to approve the 2025 tax rate
• Public participation and comment on the proposed tax rate
• Discussion of a new standing policy for contributions to the Thorndale Volunteer Fire Department
• Consideration of restrictions on unused annual funds and the Fire Truck Fund

The council adopted Ordinance 2025-18, setting the 2025 property tax rate at $0.550190 per $100 valuation. The motion was made by Councilman Zuehlke, seconded by Councilman Green, and passed with no recorded opposition. The council also voted 5‑0 to adjourn the meeting.

• Approved 2025 property tax rate of $0.550190 per $100 (Ordinance 2025-18)
• Adjourned meeting, vote 5-0

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale Economic Development Corporation will meet to discuss and potentially approve its 2025-2026 budget. Other items include attending a sales tax workshop and a possible request for funds from the Thorndale Beautification Committee.

• Preparation and Approval of 2025-2026 TEDC Budget
• Attending the 2025 Economic Development Sales Tax Workshop
• Possible Action: Request for Funds from the Thorndale Beautification Committee

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will consider proposing the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget and the 2025 tax rate. The body will also discuss updating water and sewer rates and awarding a waste services contract. Other items include employee raises and the hiring of a part-time Court Clerk.

• Ordinance 2025-12: Contract for Garbage and Recycling Services with Waste Connections
• Ordinance 2025-13: New water rates
• Ordinance 2025-14: New sewer rates
• Proposed Budget and Tax Rate for fiscal year 2025-2026
• Resolution 25-10: Joining the Steering Committee of Cities served by Oncor

The council approved joining the Oncor Steering Committee and authorized a $0.11 per‑capita payment. It adopted new water and sewer rates, approved a 5‑year waste‑service contract with Waste Connections, and set a proposed tax rate of $0.550190 per $100. A 5% employee salary increase was approved, and the council scheduled public hearings and adoption meetings for the 2025‑2026 budget and tax rate. The part‑time Court Clerk position was filled by hiring Hadley Robinson.

• Approved Resolution 25-10 to join Oncor Steering Committee, authorize $0.11 per capita payment (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-12 awarding 5-year solid waste contract to Waste Connections Lone Star, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-13 adopting new water rates (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-14 adopting new sewer rates (5-0)
• Approved 5% salary raise for all city employees effective Oct 1, 2025 (4-1)
• Proposed tax rate of $0.550190 per $100 approved (5-0)
• Scheduled public hearings for 2025‑2026 budget (Sept 10) and tax rate (Sept 17) (5-0)
• Hired Hadley Robinson as part‑time Court Clerk (5-0)

Thorndale Housing Authority

The Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Thorndale will meet to review administrative reports and financials. The agenda includes updates on tenant accounts, occupancy, and maintenance.

• Review of tenant accounts receivable and occupancy
• CFP update
• Maintenance and operations updates
• HUD communication review

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will consider several ordinances, including a budget amendment and the creation of a technology and security court fund. The body will also discuss the 2025-2026 budget and the City Water Supply Project.

• Ordinance 2025-10 to create a Consolidated Technology and Security Court Fund
• Ordinance 2025-11 to amend the Municipal Budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Contract with Milam Appraisal District for property tax calculations
• Appointment of Barbara McWhirter to the Thorndale Housing Authority
• Appointment of an Auditor for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

The council approved the consent agenda items unanimously. It appointed Barbara McWhirter to the Thorndale Housing Authority, created a Consolidated Technology and Security Court Fund, and approved a $75‑per‑hour contract with the Milam Appraisal District for property tax calculations. The budget was amended to transfer $16,075 from the Cemetery Fund to cemetery expenditures, and Donald L. Allman, CPA PC was appointed auditor for FY 2024‑2025. All motions passed with a 4‑0 vote.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, bills, financial statements, tax, police, admin reports) (4-0)
• Appointed Barbara McWhirter as Thorndale Housing Authority commissioner (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-10 creating Consolidated Technology and Security Court Fund (4-0)
• Approved contract with Milam Appraisal District at $75 per hour for property tax calculations (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-11 transferring $16,075 from Cemetery Fund to cemetery expenditures (4-0)
• Appointed Donald L. Allman, CPA PC as auditor for FY 2024-2025 (4-0)
• Motion to adjourn passed (4-0)

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will discuss entering a contract with Arch Technical Services, LLC for building inspections and plan reviews. Members will also consider a land re-subdivision request for properties on E Hwy 79 and a noise ordinance variance for White Construction.

• Contract with Arch Technical Services, LLC for inspection and fire code reviews
• Re-subdivision of 604, 606 and 702 E Hwy 79 into one lot
• Noise Nuisance Ordinance #2019-05 variance request by White Construction
• Update on the City Water Supply Project
• Approval of state-mandated Police Policies regarding mental health leave and hiring

The council approved the consent agenda, allowing the interim city administrator to sign the existing contract with ATS Engineers for inspection and plan‑review services. It granted a temporary noise variance for White Construction’s early‑morning concrete pours, rescheduled the annual Chili Cook‑off, accepted a housing‑authority board resignation, adopted an ordinance to combine three parcels on Highway 79, and approved state‑required police policies covering mental‑health leave, hiring, personnel files and misconduct. All motions passed unanimously with a 4‑0 vote.

• Approved consent agenda (minutes, bills, financial statements, tax report, police report, city admin report) (4‑0)
• Allowed interim city administrator to sign contract with ATS Engineers, Inspectors & Surveyors (4‑0)
• Approved temporary noise variance for White Construction concrete pours at 4:00 am (4‑0)
• Approved rescheduling of the first annual Chili Cook‑off to October 4, 2025 (4‑0)
• Accepted resignation of Robert McBride from Thorndale Housing Authority Board (4‑0)
• Adopted Ordinance #2025‑09 to combine lots 604, 606, 702 E Hwy 79 into one parcel (4‑0)
• Approved state‑mandated police policies on mental‑health leave, hiring, personnel files, and misconduct allegations (4‑0)

Mayor & City Council

The council approved a consent agenda and several routine items including a drought contingency plan. They voted 5-0 to suspend the city pool opening for summer due to a lack of lifeguards. A contract for painting the city cemetery fence was awarded to Certa Pro Northern Central Texas for $19,062.26. The council accepted the resignation of City Administrator Raymond Miller Jr. and appointed Myron Trethewey as interim.

• Council voted 5-0 to suspend opening the city pool for Summer 2025 due to lifeguard shortage
• Awarded $19,062.26 contract to Certa Pro Northern Central Texas for painting the City Cemetery Fence and Entrance
• Accepted resignation of City Administrator Raymond Miller Jr.
• Appointed Myron Trethewey as Interim City Administrator with same salary
• Certified May 3 general election results: Mayor Galbreath re-elected and sales tax reauthorization passed

The council adopted a revised Drought Contingency Plan for Thorndale (5‑0). It also approved the Milam County Hazard Mitigation Plan, a contract to paint the city cemetery fence for $19,062.26, and a fuel‑card program for all city vehicles (each 5‑0). The council accepted the resignation of City Administrator Raymond Miller Jr., appointed Myron Trethewey as interim administrator, and created a new public works supervisor position with a $1.26 hourly increase (each 5‑0). Election results were certified, confirming Mayor George Galbreath’s re‑election and the passage of a sales‑tax reauthorization.

• Adopted Drought Contingency Plan (5-0)
• Adopted Milam County Hazard Mitigation Plan (5-0)
• Approved contract to paint City Cemetery Fence – $19,062.26 (5-0)
• Approved fuel‑card program for all city vehicles (5-0)
• Accepted resignation of City Administrator Raymond Miller Jr. (5-0)
• Appointed Myron Trethewey as Interim City Administrator (5-0)
• Created Public Works, Streets, Drainage and Maintenance Supervisor position with $1.26 hourly increase (5-0)
• Certified May 3, 2025 election results and sales‑tax reauthorization (5-0)

Thorndale Housing Authority

The Thorndale Housing Authority will meet to discuss financial reports and operational updates. The board will consider three resolutions regarding bank signature cards and the establishment of credit lines.

• Resolution 2025-01: Signature Card Amendment at Financial Institutions
• Resolution 2025-02: Credit Card for Thorndale Housing Authority
• Resolution 2025-03: Establish Lines of Credit at vendors for maintenance and office supplies

Mayor & City Council

The City Council approved a new fee schedule for development and building permits and authorized a $10,000 engine replacement for a police Tahoe. The body also approved a resolution supporting a regional 9-1-1 district and granted noise and street closure variances for Chamber of Commerce events.

• Ordinance #2025-06 adopting a Fee Schedule for Development Permits, Building Permits and Inspections, effective June 2, 2025
• Approval of $10,000 for a new engine for the Police Department 2019 Tahoe
• Resolution #25-05 supporting the creation of the Central Texas Regional 9-1-1 Emergency Communications District
• Approval of noise nuisance variances and street closures for events between October 18 and December 6, 2025
• Moratorium on new temporary non-city sponsored residential street closure requests

The council approved the consent agenda items, including minutes, bills, financial statements, tax report, police report, and administrator report (5‑0). They accepted the 2024 city audit (5‑0) and approved Resolution #25‑05 establishing a Central Texas Regional 9‑1‑1 Emergency Communications District (5‑0). The council also approved Ordinance #2025‑06 setting new development and building permit fees effective June 2 2025, approved a variance for scheduled community events, placed a moratorium on new temporary street‑closure requests, and approved a $10,000 purchase of a new engine for the police department’s 2019 Tahoe (all 5‑0). The proposal to issue fuel cards for city vehicles was tabled until next month (5‑0), and no action was taken on personnel matters (5‑0).

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, bills, financial statements, tax report, police report, administrator report) (5-0)
• Accepted 2024 city audit with no deficiencies (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #25-05 creating Central Texas Regional 9-1-1 Emergency Communications District (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance #2025-06 fee schedule for development and building permits, effective June 2, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved variance to Noise Nuisance Ordinance and street closures for scheduled community events (5-0)
• Placed moratorium on new temporary non‑city street‑closure requests pending ordinance (5-0)
• Approved purchase of new engine for 2019 police Tahoe at $10,000 (5-0)
• Tabled fuel‑card proposal for city vehicles until next month (5-0)

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will discuss adopting a new fee schedule for building and development permits. Members will also consider supporting the creation of the Central Texas Regional 9-1-1 Emergency Communications District and approving the 2024 city audit.

• Ordinance #2025-06 adopting a Fee Schedule for Development Permits, Building Permits and Inspections
• Resolution #25-05 supporting the Central Texas Regional 9-1-1 Emergency Communications District
• City Audit for fiscal year ending September 30, 2024
• Noise Nuisance Ordinance variance and street closures for Chamber of Commerce events
• Fuel card proposal for City owned vehicles and equipment

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss and vote on several items, including a tax abatement agreement with Thorndale Plaza LLC, approval of preliminary and final plats for a Thorndale ISD subdivision, and a site development plan for the new high school. Other agenda items include potential zoning establishment, a cost-sharing donation from the Thorndale Youth Sports Association, and a request from the Volunteer Fire Department for a fundraising cook-off. The council will also enter executive session for personnel matters.

• Discussion and possible action on a $808.50 donation from Thorndale Youth Sports Association for concession stand appliances
• Consideration of Resolution #25-04 for a Tax Abatement Agreement with Thorndale Plaza LLC in Reinvestment Zone #2
• Approval of preliminary and final plat for Thorndale ISD Subdivision
• Discussion and possible action to proceed with establishing zoning in Thorndale
• Discussion and possible action to approve a revised development plan for a duplex on North 6th Street

The council approved the revised development plan for a 20-unit duplex development on North 6th Street, with Mayor Galbreath casting the tie-breaking vote after Councilman Zuehlke abstained. The council also approved a tax abatement agreement with Thorndale Plaza, LLC, conditionally approved the preliminary and final plats for the new Thorndale ISD high school, and approved several other items including a cost-sharing agreement with the Thorndale Youth Sports Association and a request from the volunteer fire department for the annual cook-off.

• Approved cost sharing with TYSA for concession stand appliances, city share $808.50 (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution #25-04 approving Tax Abatement Agreement with Thorndale Plaza, LLC for Reinvestment Zone #2 (5-0)
• Conditionally approved preliminary and final plats for Thorndale ISD Subdivision, with radius turn condition at Stadium and Jenke Streets (5-0)
• Conditionally approved Site Development Plan for Thorndale ISD High School, with radius turn condition (5-0)
• Tabled establishing zoning in the city until budget time (5-0)
• Authorized City Administrator to begin negotiations with Milam County Appraisal District for tax collections (5-0)
• Approved Thorndale Volunteer Fire Department request for Annual Cook-Off in June, including park use, noise variance, and RV variance (5-0)
• Approved revised development plan for 20-unit duplex on North 6th Street (3-2, mayor broke tie)

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will meet to discuss and potentially approve two ordinances regarding utility pricing. These items involve the adoption of new rates for the city's water and sewer services.

• Ordinance #2025-04: adopting new water rates
• Ordinance #2025-05: adopting new sewer rates

The Thorndale Mayor and City Council meeting on February 27, 2025, was largely procedural, with discussions about proposed road maintenance and utility projects. No substantive decisions or final votes were recorded in the minutes.

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will discuss and possibly approve KSA Task Order #102850 for the Texas Water Development Board Water Supply and Distribution System Project, with an amount not to exceed $3,425,500. The council will also receive an update on the Milam County Tax Assessor/Collector’s Office and a possible move of tax collections to the Milam County Appraisal District.

• Discussion and possible action on KSA Task Order #102850 for water supply project, not to exceed $3,425,500
• Update on Milam County Tax Assessor/Collector’s Office and possible move of tax collections to the Milam County Appraisal District

The Thorndale City Council approved a task order for engineering services related to the Texas Water Development Board Water Supply and Distribution System Project, not to exceed $3,425,500. The council also discussed a potential change in tax collection services but took no action.

• Approved KSA Task Order #102850 for water project engineering services, not to exceed $3,425,500 (5-0)

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will consider adopting a Drought Contingency Plan and a new Purchasing Policy. The body will also certify the May 3, 2025 election results and act on the resignation of City Administrator Raymond Miller Jr.

• Public hearing and possible adoption of Ordinance #2025-07 (Drought Contingency Plan)
• Possible adoption of Ordinance #2025-08 (Purchasing Policy)
• Action on the resignation of City Administrator Raymond Miller Jr.
• Canvassing and certification of May 3, 2025 General Election results
• Possible contract award for painting the City Cemetery Fence and Entrance

Mayor & City Council

The Thorndale City Council will vote on two bond ordinances totaling approximately $11 million and a $4 million principal forgiveness agreement with the Texas Water Development Board. They will also consider a special election to reauthorize a 1/4% sales tax for street maintenance. Other items include a duplex development plan on North 6th Street, a road usage agreement with the Adelite Energy Storage Project, and appointments to city boards.

• Ordinance #2025-02: $7,860,000 in Certificates of Obligation
• Ordinance #2025-03: $3,140,000 in Certificates of Obligation
• Resolution #25-03: $4,000,000 Principal Forgiveness Agreement with Texas Water Development Board
• Ordinance #2025-01: Special election to reauthorize 1/4% sales tax for maintenance of municipal streets
• Road Usage Agreement with Adelite Energy Storage Project (Acciona Energy) for North 3rd Street/County Road 437

The Thorndale City Council voted 3-2 to deny the development plan for a proposed single-story duplex development on North 6th Street, despite an amendment requiring a platted drainage easement through neighboring property. The council also approved multiple financial measures for the City Water Supply Project, including ordinances authorizing certificates of obligation totaling approximately $11 million, and a $4 million principal forgiveness agreement with the Texas Water Development Board.

• Denied North 6th Street duplex development plan (3-2)
• Approved Road Usage Agreement with Adelite Energy Storage Project (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #25-01 crossing/encroachment easement with Adelite Energy (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance #2025-02 for $7,860,000 Certificates of Obligation (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance #2025-03 for $3,140,000 Certificates of Obligation (5-0)
• Approved Resolution #25-03 Principal Forgiveness Agreement with TWDB (5-0)
• Appointed Nell Caffey and Starla Hall to Thorndale EDC (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance #2025-01 ordering special election for sales tax reauthorization (5-0)

Mayor & City Council

The City Council will discuss and vote on a road usage agreement with Adelite Energy Storage Project (Acciona Energy) for use of North 3rd Street/CR 437, and a related crossing/encroachment easement. Other action items include approving a duplex development plan on North 6th Street and a 4-plex building at East Front and South Broadway, as well as purchasing 50 cellular endpoints for up to $15,000. The council will also go into executive session to discuss the assistant city administrator's salary. A consent agenda covers routine items like minutes, bills, and reports.

• Road usage agreement with Adelite Energy Storage Project for North 3rd Street/CR 437
• Development plan for a single-story duplex on North 6th Street
• Proposed 2-story 4-plex building at corner of East Front Street and South Broadway
• Purchase of 50 cellular endpoints and 20-year cellular package from Fortiline, Inc. not to exceed $15,000
• Resolution #2025-01 authorizing crossing/encroachment easement with Adelite Energy Storage Project

The council voted to table a proposed single-story duplex development on North 6th Street, with a 4-1 vote, and also tabled a road usage agreement with Acciona Energy for a battery storage project. They approved the purchase of 50 cellular endpoints for up to $15,000, and approved a $52,000 salary for the Assistant City Administrator. No action was taken on a proposed 2-story 4-plex building or a crossing/encroachment easement resolution.

• Tabled duplex development plan on North 6th Street (4-1)
• Tabled Road Usage Agreement with Acciona Energy (5-0)
• Approved purchase of 50 cellular endpoints, up to $15,000 (5-0)
• Approved Assistant City Administrator salary of $52,000 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda items (5-0)
• No action on 2-story 4-plex at East Front and South Broadway
• No action on Resolution #2025-01 for crossing/encroachment easement