Sterling public meetings in 2023

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider approving the 2023 audit contract, a MIH grant agreement for Peace Estates, and an assumption agreement related to MIH-Peace Estates. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as approval of minutes and accounts payable. The meeting is scheduled for December 18, 2023, at 7 P.M.

• Approval of 2023 Audit Contract
• MIH Grant Agreement - Peace Estates
• Assumption Agreement - MIH-Peace Estates
• Accounts Payable - December 14, 2023
• Approval of Minutes (December 4, 2023)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider a roadway pay dispute involving E. Cleveland/1st Street and a Verizon water tower lease, both tabled from the November 20 meeting. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable of $38,959.51, and cereal malt beverage license applications for Dillons, Casey's, Sterling Bowl, and Double Shot Liquor. Executive sessions are scheduled for economic development and City Manager search discussions.

• Roadway pay dispute (E. Cleveland/1st Street) - tabled from Nov. 20, to be discussed
• Verizon water tower lease - tabled from Nov. 20, to be discussed
• Accounts payable approval for $38,959.51
• CMB license applications: Dillons Store #7, Casey's #3623, Sterling Bowl, Double Shot Liquor
• Executive sessions: economic development (action to follow) and City Manager search (no action)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider awarding a roadwork contract to Holland Paving for $351,749, discuss a Verizon water tower lease, and address a roadwork pay dispute. They will also discuss the Sterling Municipal Pool. The agenda includes routine consent items such as approving minutes and accounts payable totaling $217,984.05.

• Award bid and approve contract for roadwork (Holland Paving bid $351,749; APAC bid $906,771)
• Verizon Water Tower Lease discussion
• Roadwork Pay Dispute discussion
• Sterling Municipal Pool discussion
• Accounts Payable for $217,984.05

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider adopting Uniform Public Offense Code and Standard Traffic Offense ordinances, review a right-of-way ordinance and application, and discuss renewal of the Mutual Telephone Company phone and internet agreement. The agenda also includes a discussion on Rice County guest tax and approval of routine consent items, including accounts payable totaling $151,473.19.

• Consideration of Uniform Public Offense Code (UPOC) Ordinance
• Consideration of Standard Traffic Offense (STO) Ordinance
• Review of Right of Way (ROW) Ordinance and Application
• Mutual Telephone Company (MTC) Phone and Internet Agreement Renewal
• Accounts payable: $85,817.02 (Oct 24) and $65,656.17 (Nov 2)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hold its regular meeting on October 16, 2023, at 7 P.M. The agenda includes routine consent items (approval of minutes and accounts payable), appointments to the Library Board, and a new business item for an ADA Combination Swing. The commission will also enter executive session to discuss confidential economic development matters and the Alltel Water Tower Lease, with no action to follow.

• Consider Library Board Appointments
• ADA Combination Swing
• Accounts Payable for $199,869.33
• Executive session on Alltel Water Tower Lease
• Executive session on economic development

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will review applications for two vacant Library Board seats, hear a presentation on Rice County economic development programs, discuss a traffic control device on Beth Drive, and consider a water tower lease with Alltel (Verizon). The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $59,724.77. The meeting also includes a recognition of Southern Star's donation to the fire department.

• Review Library Board seat submittals after resignations of Sara Rivas and Mac Stromberg
• Accounts payable for September 29, 2023: $59,724.77, including $9,600 to Altvater Concrete for downtown streetscape repair
• Water tower lease with Alltel (Verizon) under new business
• Dead End Traffic Control Device on Beth Drive
• Rice County Economic Development presentation by Stacy Clark on EPIC and Rice County Rabits programs

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hold a regular meeting on September 18, 2023, at 7 P.M. The main item of new business is a review of the community profile for the city manager search. The commission will also consider appointments to the Rice County Council on Aging Board and the RCCF Community Fund Grant Committee, approve the consent agenda including accounts payable of $331,530, and enter executive session to consult with the city attorney regarding ongoing litigation.

• Appoint Lillian Zimmerman to Rice County Council on Aging Board
• Recommend Alley Rowland to RCCF Community Fund Grant Committee
• Approve accounts payable totaling $331,530, including $105,259 for KMEA EMP3 purchased power and $99,298 final payment to Multicon for Cleveland Project
• Review community profile for city manager search
• Executive session for attorney consultation on ongoing litigation

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider a proposal from the League of Kansas Municipalities to conduct a search for a new City Manager, with staff recommending sole-sourcing the contract. They will also receive updates on the Sterling Chamber of Commerce, the Sewer Irrigation Project, and a Kayak Rental Program at Sterling Lake Park. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $44,191.38.

• City Manager search proposal from League of Kansas Municipalities, sole-source recommendation
• Sewer Irrigation Project discussion
• Kayak Rental Program at Sterling Lake Park
• Accounts payable: $20,633.17 (Aug 30) and $23,558.21 (Aug 31)
• Appointment of Lillian Zimmerman to Rice County Council on Aging Board

The Commission approved a contract with the League of Kansas Municipalities to conduct a search for a new City Manager. The board also agreed to collect half of the liquidated damages accrued by Multicon. No action was taken on a proposed kayak rental program at Sterling Lake.

• Authorized mayor to execute City Manager search contract with League of Kansas Municipalities (5-0)
• Approved August 21, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 8-30-2023 Accounts Payable for $20,633.17
• Approved 8-31-2023 Accounts Payable for $23,558.21
• Decided to collect one-half of $12,000 in liquidated damages from Multicon
• Tabled proposal for self-service kayaks at Sterling Lake

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hold a public hearing on the Revenue Neutral Rate and consider adopting the 2024 budget. They will also discuss a citizen volunteer boards application and power plant testing services. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable of $451,510, and a special event permit for Warrior Fest.

• Revenue Neutral Rate (RNR) hearing and resolution
• 2024 Budget hearing and adoption
• Power Plant Testing Services
• Accounts Payable for $451,510
• Warrior Fest Special Event Permit

The City Commission adopted the 2024 Budget and approved Resolution No. 879, which sets a property tax rate exceeding the revenue neutral rate. The board also approved accounts payable and contracted for power plant testing services.

• Approved 8-8-2023 Accounts Payable for $451,510
• Approved Resolution No. 879 for a property tax rate exceeding the revenue neutral rate (5-0)
• Adopted the 2024 Budget (5-0)
• Approved hiring KMEA Mid States for power plant testing services (5-0)
• Approved implementing the Citizen Board Appointment Requirement Checklist for new and current board members (5-0)
• Approved August 7, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hold budget workshops for the Street, Small Funds, Electric, and General Funds, and consider several action items including a medical center plumbing project, roadway maintenance bids, and draft resolutions on board appointments and the ALA Bill of Rights. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $188,983. An executive session is scheduled for attorney consultation on economic development, with no action to follow.

• Budget workshops for Street, Small Funds, Electric, and General Funds
• Medical Center Plumbing Project
• Authorize advertising for roadway maintenance project bids
• Review draft resolution regulating board appointments
• Review draft resolution on ALA Bill of Rights

The City Commission approved a plumbing project for the medical center and authorized staff to seek bids for roadway projects. The board also held budget workshops for the 2024 Street, Small, Electric, and General funds. No action was taken on draft resolutions regarding board appointments or the American Library Association Bill of Rights.

• Approved July 17, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 7-19-2023 Accounts Payable for $188,983
• Approved $26,372 estimate from Walton’s Plumbing plus $2,500 for contingencies (5-0)
• Authorized City Staff to release Request for Proposals for roadway projects (5-0)
• Entered executive session for economic development consultation (5-0)
• Entered second executive session for economic development consultation (5-0)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hold a sewer budget workshop, consider a HEAL Grant Agreement, and discuss intent to exceed the Revenue Neutral Rate. They will also appoint Lauren Bundy to the Housing Authority Board and approve routine consent agenda items including minutes and accounts payable.

• Appoint Lauren Bundy to Sterling Housing Authority Board
• Sewer Budget Workshop: 2024 proposed revenue $452,000, expenditures $451,789
• HEAL Grant Agreement discussion
• Intent to Exceed Revenue Neutral Rate (RNR)
• Accounts Payable for $109,003.36 including $63,415.53 purchased power

The City Commission authorized the City Manager to execute a HEAL Grant Agreement with a hold harmless clause. The board also approved notifying the Rice County Clerk of the city's intent to exceed the Revenue Neutral Rate. Additionally, Lauren Bundy was appointed to the Sterling Housing Authority Board.

• Appointed Lauren Bundy to the Sterling Housing Authority Board
• Approved July 5, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 7-13-2023 Accounts Payable for $109,003
• Approved HEAL Grant Agreement and 'Hold Harmless' agreement (5-0)
• Approved notice to Rice County Clerk to exceed Revenue Neutral Rate (5-0)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will discuss the Electric Utility Power Plant System Assessment, an overview of the Peace Park Dog Park amenity, and hold a Water Utility 2024 Budget Workshop. The consent agenda includes approval of June 19, 2023 minutes and accounts payable totaling $158,777.

• Electric Utility Power Plant System Assessment presentation by KMEA Mid-States
• Overview of Peace Park Dog Park amenity
• Water Utility 2024 Budget Workshop
• Accounts payable approval for $158,777, including $67,070 for a Clark Equipment mini excavator
• Approval of June 19, 2023 regular meeting minutes

The City Commission approved the June 19 meeting minutes and accounts payable for $158,777. The commission received a power plant facility assessment and tabled a proposal for a dog park at Peace Park.

• Approved June 19, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 6-28-2023 Accounts Payable for $158,777
• Received and filed Electric Utility Power Plant Facility Assessment (5-0)
• Tabled Peace Park dog park amenity (5-0)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hear a presentation on the municipal pool assessment, which outlines three scenarios for addressing aging infrastructure, ranging from $529,146 in repairs to $5,858,358 for a new pool. The commission will also consider renewing property and liability insurance and hold a fire department budget workshop. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and payment of $333,692 in accounts payable.

• Pool assessment report: three scenarios — $529,146 (repairs), $3,788,411 (modern replacement), $5,858,358 (expanded new pool)
• Midwest Public Risk property and liability insurance renewal: $107,057
• Fire Department budget workshop
• Accounts payable totaling $333,692, including $63,285 to KMEA-GRDA and $57,199 to KMEA EMP3 for purchased power
• Executive session on economic development with KMW Ltd.

The City Commission approved the 2023-24 property and liability insurance renewal with MPR and Chubb. The board also accepted a swimming pool and bath house assessment report and approved accounts payable totaling $333,692, minus one invoice.

• Approved June 5, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 6-15-2023 Accounts Payable for $333,692 (excluding Chuck Henry invoice)
• Received and filed pool assessment report (4-0)
• Approved 2023-24 property and liability insurance renewal with MPR and Chubb (4-0)
• Decided to seek a storage container in the $5,000 range instead of paying Chuck Henry rental fees

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission is meeting to approve routine items including minutes, accounts payable totaling $179,443, and special event permits for fireworks stands and a picnic. The commission will also enter an executive session to discuss confidential economic development matters involving KMW Ltd.

• Accounts payable: $37,391 (May 31) and $142,052 (June 1)
• Kapow Fireworks Stand permit
• SHS Athletics Fireworks Stand permit
• Lyons Salt Company Picnic special event
• Executive session on KMW Ltd. business development

The City Commission approved two sets of accounts payable totaling $179,443.00. The board also approved applications for fireworks stands and a company picnic. The commission held an executive session regarding economic development.

• Approved May 30, 2023, Special Meeting Minutes
• Approved 5-31-2023 Accounts Payable for $37,391.00
• Approved 6-1-2023 Accounts Payable for $142,052.00
• Approved KAPOW Fireworks Stand application
• Approved SHS Athletics Fireworks Stand application
• Approved Lyons Salt Company Picnic

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission is holding a special meeting on May 30, 2023, to handle routine business and enter an executive session to discuss confidential data related to the financial affairs or trade secrets of KMW Ltd., a business development and community partnership. The agenda includes approval of minutes from prior meetings, but no other substantive public items are listed.

• Executive session on KMW Ltd. business development and community partnership per KSA 2015 Supp. 75-4319
• Approval of minutes from May 15 and May 22, 2023 meetings
• No accounts payable listed for approval

The Commission approved the minutes from the May 15 and May 22, 2023, meetings. The body entered an executive session to discuss economic development regarding KMW Ltd. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved 5-15-23 Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 5-22-23 Special Meeting Minutes
• Entered executive session to discuss KMW Ltd. Business Development and Community Partnership

City Commission

This is a special meeting of the Sterling City Commission. The agenda is largely procedural, with no items listed under consent agenda, old business, or new business. The main substantive item is an executive session to discuss confidential data related to the financial affairs or trade secrets of KMW Ltd. regarding business development and community partnership.

• Executive session on confidential data for KMW Ltd. business development and community partnership (KSA 2015 Supp. 75-4319)
• Next assigned numbers: Charter Ordinance No. 18, Ordinance No. 2562, Resolution 878

The City Commission met for a special session and entered two separate executive sessions to discuss confidential data regarding KMW Ltd. Business Development and Community Partnership. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved agenda
• Entered executive session at 7:08 regarding KMW Ltd. (motion carried)
• Entered executive session at 7:48 regarding KMW Ltd. (motion carried)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission is holding its regular meeting with a routine consent agenda, including approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $223,962.42. The main business items are quarterly updates from the Chamber of Commerce and the Volunteer Fire Department. The Commission will also enter executive session to discuss confidential data related to economic development with KMW Ltd. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Consent agenda: approval of May 1, 2023 minutes and accounts payable of $223,962.42
• Quarterly update from Sterling Chamber of Commerce
• Quarterly update from Sterling Volunteer Fire Department
• Executive session on confidential economic development data (KMW Ltd.) per KSA 2015 Supp. 75-4319

The City Commission approved the May 1, 2023, meeting minutes and accounts payable for April 11, 2023. The commission also held an executive session to discuss economic development regarding KMW Ltd. Business Development and Community Partnership.

• Approved May 1, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 4-11-2023 Accounts Payable for $223,962.42
• Entered executive session to discuss KMW Ltd. Business Development and Community Partnership

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will receive the 2022 audit presentation, consider a water rate analysis and ordinance, and discuss purchases for a wellhouse door, mower, and compact excavator. They will also appoint Mac Stromberg to the Library Board and approve consent agenda items including accounts payable of $217,180.90.

• Appoint Mac Stromberg to Library Board
• 2022 Audit Presentation
• Water Rate Analysis and Ordinance
• Wellhouse Door Replacement
• Mower Purchase and Compact Excavator Purchase

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will meet to consider several new business items, including a health insurance renewal with Blue Cross/Freedom Claims Inc, the installation of Flock Safety cameras, replacement catalysts for the power plant, and a sidewalk and driveway project at the substation. The consent agenda includes approval of the April 3, 2023 meeting minutes and accounts payable totaling $185,039.63. The meeting will also include citizen comments, appointments, and a city manager's report.

• Health insurance renewal with Blue Cross/Freedom Claims Inc
• Flock Safety cameras
• Power plant replacement catalysts
• Substation sidewalk and driveway
• Accounts payable: $185,039.63

The City Commission approved a health insurance renewal and the purchase of power plant catalysts. The board also authorized a contract for substation sidewalk and driveway work. A proposal to purchase Flock Safety cameras was denied.

• Approved 2023-2024 health insurance renewal with Freedom Claims Inc. and Blue Cross (5-0)
• Denied order form and agreement with Flock Safety for cameras (2-3)
• Approved purchase of 5 new catalysts from Maxim not to exceed $21,700 (5-0)
• Approved bid from Jerry Ravenstien for substation sidewalk, driveway, and dirt work for $10,895 (5-0)
• Approved April 3, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 4-13-2023 Accounts Payable for $185,039.63

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider routine items on the consent agenda, including approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $265,929.09, and a special event permit for the Kids Cove Donut Dash 5K. The meeting also includes an executive session to discuss attorney-client privileged matters related to the Sterling Medical Center, with no action to follow.

• Accounts payable of $265,929.09, including $92,900 final EMS bill to Galyon Bro's and $76,262.04 for E. Cleveland/1st Street project to Multi-Con Inc.
• Special event permit for Kids Cove Donut Dash 5K
• Approval of March 20, 2023 meeting minutes
• Executive session for attorney-client privilege discussion on Sterling Medical Center

The City Commission approved the consent agenda, which included financial payments and a special event permit. The board also held three executive sessions regarding the Sterling Medical Center, though no actions followed those sessions.

• Approved March 20, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 3-30-2023 Accounts Payable for $265,929.09
• Approved Kids Cove Donut Dash 5k Special Event Permit

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider a development agreement for the Corwins Corner mixed-use redevelopment at 105 E Main, which includes converting the second floor into 8 residential lofts and the main level into a bar and grill. The commission will also discuss purchasing new air-paks for the fire department, applying for a KDOT spring cost share grant, and supporting a Kansas Tourism Attraction grant application. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $208,049.06, and a special event permit for Pots N Pedals.

• Corwins Corner Development Agreement for 105 E Main (Stop Light Lofts, 8 residential units, bar and grill)
• Fire Department Air-paks Purchase
• KDOT 2023 Spring Cost Share Grant Application
• Kansas Tourism Attraction Grant Application support
• Accounts Payable $208,049.06 (includes $50,250 to Sterling Chamber, $49,119.21 to KMEA GRDA, $43,336.69 to KMEA EMP3)

The City Commission approved a development agreement for the Corwins Corner redevelopment project and authorized the purchase of fire department air packs. The board also approved a KDOT grant application and a letter of support for a Kansas Tourism Attraction grant.

• Approved Corwins Corner redevelopment project Development Agreement (5-0)
• Approved fire department air packs and equipment not to exceed $56,369.96 (5-0)
• Approved submittal of KDOT 2023 Spring Cost Share Grant Application (5-0)
• Approved letter of support for Kansas Tourism Attraction Grant Application (4-0)
• Approved March 6, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 3-16-2023 Accounts Payable for $208,049.06
• Approved Pots N Pedals Special Event Permit

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider a zoning amendment changing the property at 908 N Broadway from R-1 to B-1, and will discuss purchasing water well meter equipment. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $160,112.65, and a special event permit for the Kansas Ethanol 5K. The meeting also includes an appointment to the KMEA Board of Directors.

• Zoning amendment R-1 to B-1 at 908 N Broadway
• Accounts payable for $160,112.65, including $60,318.60 final payment to Akita Construction for Warrior Trail
• Kansas Ethanol 5K special event permit
• Water well meter equipment purchase
• Appointment of John Wagerle to KMEA Board of Directors

The City Commission approved a zoning amendment for 908 N Broadway and authorized the purchase of water well meter equipment. The board also approved a consent agenda including accounts payable and a special event permit.

• Approved rezoning of 908 N Broadway from R-1 Single Family to B-1 General Business (4-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved water well meter equipment purchase from Core and Main not to exceed $13,699.58 (5-0)
• Appointed John Wagerle Director 1 to the KMEA Board
• Approved February 20, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 3-3-2023 Accounts Payable for $160,112.65
• Approved the Kansas Ethanol 5K Special Event

City Commission

The City Commission approved a one-time transfer of funds between city accounts and appointed a new member to the Library Board. The commission also approved the consent agenda, including accounts payable. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved Resolution No. 877 to transfer $56,877 from the Electric Fund to the Medical Arts Fund (5-0)
• Appointed Lindsey Wilson to the Sterling Library Board (4-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved February 6, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 2-16-2023 Accounts Payable for $592,359.78

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will meet to consider several items, including appointing Carol Meins to the Sterling Housing Authority, receiving updates from the Chamber of Commerce and Library Director, executing an updated KDHE consent order, scheduling workshop sessions, and approving a tree trimming budget. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $161,906.57.

• Appoint Carol Meins to Sterling Housing Authority
• Approve accounts payable of $161,906.57
• Consider executing updated KDHE consent order
• Approve tree trimming budget
• Receive update from Library Director

The City Commission authorized spending for infrastructure maintenance and approved an amendment to the KDHE Consent Order. The board also appointed a new member to the Sterling Housing Authority Board. A request for additional library funding for the 2024 Budget was discussed but no action was taken.

• Appointed Carol Meins to the Sterling Housing Authority Board
• Approved January 17, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved Accounts Payable for $161,906.57
• Approved amendment to the KDHE Consent Order (5-0)
• Scheduled Governing Body Workshop sessions for March 30th and April 13th
• Authorized $21,000 contract with Royer Tree Service for line clearance tree trimming (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of power poles for $29,025.70 (5-0)

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will consider a resolution for moderate income housing and the Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit, an ordinance changing the commission meeting time, a proposal for a governing body retreat, and the Beth Drive lift station. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $316,972.61.

• Resolution for Moderate Income Housing and Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit
• Ordinance changing commission meeting time
• Proposal for governing body retreat
• Beth Drive lift station discussion
• Accounts payable $316,972.61 including $94,878.31 for 1st Street Project

The City Commission authorized spending for a new pump station and installation. The board also approved a resolution supporting moderate income housing applications for the Peace Estates Subdivision.

• Approved $66,911 order with Smith and Loveless for Beth Drive lift station pump (4-0)
• Approved $13,000 order with Hickman Environmental Services for lift station installation (4-0)
• Approved Resolution #876 supporting MIH and KHITC applications for Peace Estates Subdivision (4-0)
• Approved proposal with Guy Guys for a Governing Body Retreat (4-0)
• Approved January 3, 2023, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Approved 1-13-2023 Accounts Payable for $316,972.61
• Approved 1-3-23 Accounts Payable

City Commission

The Sterling City Commission will hold its regular meeting on January 3, 2023, to swear in Brian Inwood, appoint a mayor and vice-mayor, and recognize Drake Koops for service. Under new business, the commission will receive the Fire Chief's annual update, consider a resolution to waive the GAAP accounting requirement for fiscal year 2022, accept the 2022 FY audit, and discuss a personnel policy update with the League of Kansas Municipalities. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $46,650.03.

• Swear in Brian Inwood to City Commission
• Appoint Mayor and Vice-Mayor for 2023
• Accounts payable for December 29, 2022: $46,650.03 (including Blue Cross health insurance $23,566.88)
• Resolution to waive GAAP requirement for FY 2022
• Resolution of acceptance for 2022 FY audit

The City Commission elected Bob Boltz as Mayor and Richard L. Jones, Jr. as Vice-Mayor. The board also approved two sets of accounts payable and adopted a resolution waiving the statutory GAAP requirement.

• Elected Bob Boltz as Mayor (all ayes)
• Elected Richard L. Jones, Jr. as Vice-Mayor (all ayes)
• Approved 12-29-2022 Accounts Payable for $46,650.03
• Approved 01-03-2023 Accounts Payable for $99,905.43
• Adopted Resolution 876 waiving statutory GAAP requirement (5-0)
• Approved Resolution of Acceptance with the Loyd Group for FY 2022 audit (5-0)
• Approved contract for League Custom Personnel Policy (5-0)