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Motion / Vote Signals

Roll Call Signals

Roll Call Signal 1: A motion made by Alderman Shadle, seconded by Alderman Sellers. Madam Clerk, would you please take the roll? Stacy?

Nearby result line: The motion passes seven to one.

Roll Call Signal 2: Aye. Sanders? Sellers?

Nearby result line: The ordinance passes 7 to 1.

Roll Call Signal 3: Suspension of the rules is non-debatable and must pass by two-thirds majority. Madam Clerk, could you please take the roll on the suspension only? Stacy?

Nearby result line: Suspension of the rules passes 8-0.

Roll Call Signal 4: Discussion on this? Madam Clerk, please take the roll. Stacy?

Nearby result line: And the ordinance is adopted, 8-0.

Roll Call Signal 5: Aye. Sanders? Sellers?

Nearby result line: And the ordinance passes 7 to 1.

Roll Call Signal 6: On final passage, Stacy? Aye. Shadle?

Nearby result line: And that ordinance passes 8-0.

Roll Call Signal 7: As a matter of fact we had some concern expressed at one of the events that we’re planning about a balloon release and that there is some something about the numbers so as long as the numbers stay within a certain ran…

Nearby result line: The resolution is adopted seven to one.

Roll Call Signal 8: Stacy. Aye. Shadle?

Nearby result line: The resolution is adopted 7 to 1.

Roll Call Signal 9: Thank you. Madam Clerk, please take the roll. Stacy?

Nearby result line: The resolution is adopted six to one.

Roll Call Signal 10: Then, Madam Clerk, please take the roll. So you killed it. Stacy?

Nearby result line: The resolution is adopted 5 to 3.

Roll Call Signal 11: You’re looking down the hill. Downing, across the street from Dairy Queen, and the electric horse, yeah, it’s from that, yeah, it’s There’s no further discussion Madam Clerk, please take the roll. Stacey?

Nearby result line: The resolution is adopted six to two item number 24 is approval of a bid could you please read this a bid opening was held on November 7th 2024 for CD 009 2024 for rehabilitation of single home at…

Roll Call Signal 12: At least, probably April. Okay, so if there’s no further discussion on that particular motion, Madam Clerk, would you please take the roll to see if it’s acceptable for 24 and 25 to move to the December call? Stacy?

Nearby result line: The motion fails three three to five okay so we’re back to the approval of this bid on 748 East Center Street is there any more discussion on 748 East Center I’d like to make a motion Madam Mayor I…

Roll Call Signal 13: No. The motion fails three three to five okay so we’re back to the approval of this bid on 748 East Center Street is there any more discussion on 748 East Center I’d like to make a motion Madam Mayor I would like to m…

Nearby result line: The motion passes 6-2.

Roll Call Signal 14: How do we get there? Again very specific so on this particular grant we had a what is called it is a mandatory walkthrough on October 18th mandatory cannot move forward if I do not if city does not host this walkthrou…

Nearby result line: The motion passes 7-1.

Roll Call Signal 15: Correct, so what you’re voting on, what you would be voting on is two of them are for Kleckner and nine of them are for two of them are for Kleckner, seven of them are for fisher excavating. Okay Madam Clerk, please t…

Nearby result line: The motion passes 8 to 0.

Roll Call Signal 16: That’s the that’s the question. Madam Clerk, Would you please take the roll? Stacy?

Roll Call Signal 17: To write this up for halting all projects. Madam Clerk, would you please take the roll? Stacy?

Roll Call Signal 18: Okay, so we’ve got a motion made by Alderman Shadle, seconded by Alderman Parker. Madam Clerk, could you please take the roll? Stacy?

Nearby result line: Klemm, Monroe, Simmons, Parker, Motion passes 6 to 2 Can you leave the door open?

Roll Call Signal 19: Oh I’m sorry I didn’t see you, Alderman Klemm, sorry. I don’t think we can afford this either way but I’ll say aye. Simmons?

Nearby result line: The resolution is adopted, 6-8, 6-2 for a total of 8.

Money Signals

Civic Object Signals

Question Signals

• What are the costs of the vehicle?
• So my question is, whose signatures are going to be provided for these clearances for these leases on city’s property to give that?
• Who do we suspect is a rental property that currently isn’t registered?
• Is it a rental property?
• Understand where you’re coming from here, but I think the main goal of this particular ordinance here is to register tenant houses, okay?
• Just to clarify, we’re still talking no registration fee, all these numbers are the penalties if they don’t register, right?
• First question I’ll ask, have we reconciled the list that we have sent out to the water and sewer billing, number one?
• That’s per property, correct?
• Okay, so is there a discussion concerning this ordinance?
• So now before you is the second reading of this ordinance discussion?
• What business is it of ours to tell people what they can and cannot do on their property?
• I think that if they have a tax ID number, that would qualify them as a company, right?
• So you’re actually wanting more data from someone that’s mowing your grass versus someone that’s building your house?
• So did this come out the sewer budget account?
• Are we over budget, under budget in that line item from last year’s budget, approved budget?
• Okay, so the building itself is costing the $70,000?
• Right, so this is like, you know, so you got the architect who’s gonna design the building, right?
• So that’s the question I would pose to the City Manager, why are we not putting this out to bid?
• What’s your payment?
• I’m going to tell you what, when you’ve got a couple buildings, and you’ve got 33, 34 million dollars that Fehr Graham has brought into us in grants, and I was at a meeting this morning, where they’re going out for another million dollars for lining of sewe…
• Can you tell me who else you’d go to for another project?
• As a baseline concept, engineers, you don’t use the word bid, okay?
• That’s a very technical thing, but I think for practical purposes, it’s a bid, but it’s really called qualification-based system, QBS, for engineers, okay?
• So, yes, it is a competitive process, but is it technically called a bid?
• My whole thing is, who would be the general contractor for such a project?
• But who is the contractor that is going to oversee this particular project that will allow the Council to see who are they?
• And it’s not about who’s most qualified, because all contractors who are going to bid on this job Will want to have their most qualified engineers on this project, am I correct?
• Discussion on the resolution?
• What’s the square footage on the property?
• This is part of the Community Development Block Grant?

Low-Confidence Transcript Lines

• My concern is if I got an agenda that was 405 pages long of minutes, contracts, memos, leases, item after item, I know this is a bigger one than usual, but I cannot imagine an Alderman trying to read all of that from Friday until now, not just to read it, b…
• We’ve not contemplated saying that there Spence, Kristen, Rachel, Jason, Danni, recommending to you that you all Kumar ああ obviously could be discussed yes I would like to point out that the fines have been increased to the point where we believe or we’d lik…
• The max, that is per unit so that the larger units don’t get like a $10,000 on the first Fowler, Mayor, Mayor, Mayor, Mayor of what’s going on here is they want to start under sub 876 08 section a subsection 1 they want it to be 30 days or later or 30 days…
• If you read through it, they have to start naming what their individual trucks are, what their insignias are, they have to provide proof of insurance for individual vehicles, as if if you’re a general contractor you have to show general liability insurance…
• I’m going to tell you what, when you’ve got a couple buildings, and you’ve got 33, 34 million dollars that Fehr Graham has brought into us in grants, and I was at a meeting this morning, where they’re going out for another million dollars for lining of sewe…
• So sometimes these take longer because as we move through this process they can file a complaint but I will I’m being honest with you and I tell you I told my inspector I want that one moving forward because I said I don’t want to keep going through knockin…
• Alderman, Alderman, Alderman, Alderman Klemm If I could, I was happy that they brought the pictures tonight of the different places of the different grasses and flowers.
• You say everybody who are you implying elected you know all of us sitting in this room at these tables director level and above alderman and you know mayor and so forth okay so there’s a motion on the floor okay you want to address it your motion just to cl…
• The situation the cemetery, We interviewed the Sexton’s for the last 20 years and both of whom said there was never any incident that the of that kind Only Klemm Between 10 and 20 that appears to be a good number of years It be do you have any idea what adm…
• From working with the state archivist burial of documents I know is an acceptable disposal method I don’t I don’t know what you’re referring to here but I know burial is acceptable when we had wet records from a flood that the shred people would not take th…
• Deadlines by the way yeah and that’s why I’m saying what deadlines I originally this um grant had a deadline of november of this month of this year and so I’d say I think it was back three months ago I started the process of a grant extension and had a mult…
• We recognize that there are non-compliant individuals, and when we were discussing the fee structure, we designed the fee structure to ensure compliance and protect your contendence exactly from what you said, Alderwoman Sellers, Sanders, and that we wanted…

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