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Yukon Municipal Authority Minutes September 4, 2024 ROLL CALL: ( Present) Brian Pillmore, Mayor Rodney Zimmerman, Council Member Adam Shriver, Council Member Shelli Selby, Council Member Jeff Wootton, Vice- Mayor Recess as Yukon City Council and Reconvene as Yukon Municipal Authority) 1A. YMA Consent Docket This item is placed on the agenda so the Yukon Municipal Authority, by unanimous consent, can designate those routine items they wish to be approved by one motion. If an item does not meet with the approval of all Authority Members, that item will be heard in regular order. The City Manager recommends a motion to approve: A) The minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024 The motion to approve the YMA Consent Docket, consisting of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024, was made by Council Member Shriver and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Shriver, Zimmerman, Wootton, Selby, Pillmore NAYES: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED Adjourn as YMA and Reconvene as Yukon City Council)  Yukon City Council Minutes September 4, 2024 The Yukon City Council met in regular session on September 4, 2024, at 7: 00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Centennial Building, 12 South Fifth Street, Yukon, Oklahoma. The invocation was given by Pastor Gene Newberry, South Yukon Church of Christ The flag salute was given in unison. ROLL CALL: ( Present) Brian Pillmore, Mayor Rodney Zimmerman, Council Member Adam Shriver, Council Member Shelli Selby, Council Member Jeff Wootton, Vice- Mayor OTHERS PRESENT: Mitch Hort, Acting City Manager Jason Beal, Asst. to the City Manager Doug Shivers, City Clerk Robbie Williams, City Engineer Roger Rinehart, City Attorney John Corn, Police Chief Jerome Brown, Information Technology Shawn Vogt, Fire Chief Cindi Shivers, HR Director Ryan McClure, Parks & Rec Director Arnold Adams, Public Works Director Sara Schieman, Library Director Vicki Davis, Main Street Director Ashley Geddes, Asst. Parks & Rec Director Bryan Kelly, Asst. Parks & Rec. Director Dana Deckard, Administrative Assistant Presentations and Proclamations None Visitors Anyone having an item of business to present to the City Council that DOES NOT appear on the agenda, please come to the podium at this time and state your name and address. You are requested to limit your presentation to three( 3) minutes. Any item being presented MUST pertain to the City of Yukon business) Ron Short, 970 Dover Mansion, is concerned about the speeding that goes on in the neighborhood. The police don' t seem concerned and just want overtime. Recess as Yukon City Council and Reconvene as Yukon Municipal Authority) 1A. YMA Consent Docket This item is placed on the agenda so the Yukon Municipal Authority, by unanimous consent, can designate those routine items they wish to be approved by one motion. If an item does not meet with the approval of all Authority Members, that item will be heard in regular order. The City Manager recommends a motion to approve: A) The minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024 The motion to approve the YMA Consent Docket, consisting of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024, was made by Council Member Shriver and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Shriver, Zimmerman, Wootton, Selby, Pillmore NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED Adjourn as YMA and Reconvene as Yukon City Council) City Council Special Meeting Minutes- September 4, 2024 Page 2 1. Consent Docket This item is placed on the agenda so the City Council, by unanimous consent, can designate those routine items they wish to be approved by one motion. If an item does not meet with the approval of all Council Members, that item will be heard in regular order. The City Manager recommends a motion that will approve: A) The minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024 B) Payment of material claims in the amount of$ 307, 984. 67 C) The renewal of the existing contract with the Yukon Public School District ( YPS) to provide four ( 4) School Resource Officers ( SRO' s), for the contract term of July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025, for the sum of $300, 000. 00 D) The Oklahoma Municipal League ( OML) 2024 proposed by- law amendments Mayor Pillmore makes a motion to move item A, the minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024 from the consent agenda and hear it in regular order, seconded by Council Member Shriver. The vote: ( To move item 1A) AYES: Zimmerman, Selby, Pillmore, Wootton, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED The motion to approve the Consent Docket, consisting of the minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024; payment of material claims in the amount of $ 307, 984. 67; the renewal of the existing contract with the Yukon Public School District ( YPS) to provide four ( 4) School Resource Officers ( SRO' s), for the contract term of July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025, for the sum of $300, 000. 00; the Oklahoma Municipal League ( OML) 2024 proposed by- law amendments, was made by Council Member Pillmore and seconded by Council Member Shriver. The vote: ( Consent agenda) AYES: Pillmore, Selby, Zimmerman, Shriver, Wootton NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 1 A. Amending the minutes of the regular meeting of August 20, 2024 Mayor Pillmore makes a motion to amend item 3 of the minutes, seconded by Council Member Zimmerman, and provided revised minutes that he read aloud to the Council. The vote: AYES: Zimmerman, Selby, Pillmore, Wootton, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 2. Reports of Boards, Commissions and City Officials: ( This item is reserved for announcements, recognitions, etc. and is not intended for the conduct of City business by members of the public body) a) Wastewater Treatment Project update - Robbie Williams gave a PowerPoint presentation to review the current project at the wastewater treatment plant. The presentation presented detailed information about the work that will be done. During Phase 1 we will receive the Canadian County ARPA funds of $3. 7 million. Phase 2 will be a new pipe to the river and due to receiving Federal funds, we will need to do an environmental study. Phase 3 will be a grant of $ 1 million with a City match of $250, 000. 00. This will be to install a belt press, and we will know if we receive this grant in April 2025. Mayor Pillmore asked if the bidding process is on track. Mr. Williams said that yes, it is. Council Member Shriver asked about the clarifier capacities. Mr. Williams explained the plan for that. City Council Special Meeting Minutes- September 4, 2024 Page 3 b) Street Panel update - Arnold Adams updated the Council on the repair of 96 concrete panels. There are currently 27 completed panels, and we are hoping to be halfway in about two weeks. Mayor Pillmore is hoping to double the budget when these are complete. Council Member Shriver complimented the crews. c) Intersection improvements at Yukon Parkway and Vandament - Arnold Adams gave an update on the dates to move utility lines. We are still within the bidding window ( Dec- Jan). Mr. Adams gave an update to the project process. d) Sidewalks on S Cornwell Dr. - Mitchell Hort informed Council that the process has slowed due to the crews now working on the panel replacements. Mr. Adams stated he is working with the contractors. The focus will be on the east side and the railroad tracks will be an issue. e) Treasury/ Investment RFP update- Mitchell Hort advised that there will be 13 banks who will receive the information. Mayor Pillmore asked if there was a timeline issue, we can adjust dates if necessary. Mr. Hort advised we are still ok. f) Utility Rate Implementation - Jason Beal presented a packet to the Council Members with the proposed with the current. The main highlights are that the Council has already accepted the rate study. The rates are right from the study and there are some sections that grew, mainly because we added outside water services, changing those fees and rates to what it will truly cost the City. We will need to update the fee resolution once we bring the ordinances to Council. In the next couple of meetings, we are hoping to get public input, marketing and promoting paperless billing. Our plan is to take effect in December or January. Mayor Pillmore asked if there will be a final version of the resolution that will be brought to Council. Mr. Beal advised that yes, the Council will receive the resolution before. Mayor Pillmore asked if we will have the ordinances at the next Council meeting. Mr. Beal advised Council that we will have them at the next meeting, they are currently under legal review by our City Attorney. 3. Consider approving Resolution No. 2024- 23, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Yukon, Oklahoma, authorizing a Forensic Review of Municipal Finances and Operations as well as record- keeping functions The motion to approve Resolution No. 2024- 23, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Yukon, Oklahoma, authorizing a Forensic Review of Municipal Finances and Operations as well as record- keeping functions, was made by Council Member Zimmerman and seconded by Council Member Wootton. Council Member Selby asked what are we looking for. Mayor Pillmore stated what it says in the resolution. Council Member Selby said that $ 125, 000.00 is a lot of money. Mayor Pillmore advised there is a budget amendment, and this money will come from the interest income we are receiving from the bank accounts. The vote: AYES: Pillmore, Selby, Zimmerman, Wootton, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 4. Consider approving a Budget Amendment for fiscal year 24- 25 budget The motion to approve a Budget Amendment for fiscal year 24-25 budget, was made by Council Member Zimmerman and seconded by Council Member Wootton. The vote: AYES: Zimmerman, Pillmore, Selby, Shriver, Wootton NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 5. Consider approving Resolution No. 2024- 24, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Yukon, Oklahoma, authorizing North American Forensic Accounting LLC ( NAFA) to have direct access to City records, including bank accounts, general ledger, subledgers, payables records, and payroll records Council Agenda Special Meeting Minutes- September 4, 2024 Page 4 The motion to approve Resolution No. 2024- 24, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Yukon, Oklahoma, authorizing North American Forensic Accounting LLC ( NAFA) to have direct access to City records, including bank accounts, general ledger, subledgers, payables records, and payroll records, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Zimmerman, Pillmore, Selby, Shriver, Wootton NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 6. DISCUSSION ITEM ONLY: Confidentiality Agreement for City Councilpersons in Executive Session Discussion regarding the breach of the executive session confidentiality agreement from the prior City Council meeting. This item will address the responsibilities of Council Members concerning the confidentiality of executive sessions and explore potential measures to reinforce compliance with the agreement. The discussion will also consider the recent incident involving the unauthorized disclosure of confidential information from the executive session on social media platforms. Mayor Pillmore explained reasons for having an executive session. It is important to trust each other, and maintain confidentiality. Council Member Zimmerman asked what the procedure would be if this is violated. Mr. Rinehart advised Council that the confidentiality signature document is not required but a violation can result in the minutes to be made public and result in criminal sanctions, worst case scenario. Council Member Selby expressed that she wrote about Mr. Castro using information she learned about before the meeting, wrote about former City Manager after asking her what happened that day. Nothing was revealed to her in the executive session. Council Member Zimmerman felt what was written was spoken about in executive session. 7. Consider approving the placement of a stop sign at River Mesa Dr./ Dover Mansion and Oasis Ct., as recommended by the Planning Commission The motion to approve the placement of a stop sign at River Mesa Dr./ Dover Mansion and Oasis Ct., as recommended by the Planning Commission. This item was not taken up by the Planning Commission. Mr. Adams wanted clarification on what intersection there will be a stop sign. The intersection name is not correct on the map. There were four stop signs approved at the June 11 meeting but the intersection that was requested did not receive a stop sign. There was a miscommunication/ understanding of where a citizen requested the stop sign. Mayor Pillmore asked what the best way would be to amend this item. Mr. Adams advised to let it go back to Traffic Commission. The motion to amend the original motion to send it back to the Traffic Commission was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Wootton, Selby, Pillmore, Zimmerman, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 8. Consider a motion to approve the renewal of Ambulance Service Agreement with Pafford EMS of Oklahoma, Inc., as recommended by the Fire Chief The motion to approve the renewal of Ambulance Service Agreement with Pafford EMS of Oklahoma, Inc., as recommended by the Fire Chief, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Shriver, Wootton, Selby, Zimmerman, Pillmore NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED City Council Special Meeting Minutes - September 4, 2024 Page 5 9. Consider approving the lease agreement with Pafford EMS of Oklahoma, Inc., for the property located at 102 S Ranchwood Blvd. The motion to approve the lease agreement with Pafford EMS of Oklahoma, Inc., for the property located at 102 S Ranchwood Blvd., was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. Mayor Pillmore inquired if the lease has a clause that has the co- terminus with the ambulance service. Mr. Hort advised him he believes so. Mr. Rinehart informed the Council that in Section 24 of the lease agreement termination is addressed. The vote: AYES: Selby, Pillmore, Wootton, Zimmerman, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 10. Consider approving the purchase of Wildland Protective Gear for the Fire Department, in the amount of $ 75, 976. 00 off of State Contract SW17241, with $ 69, 069. 09 coming from the Assistance to Firefighters Grant and $ 6, 906. 91 coming from the 2024- 25 Fire Department Capital Improvement Budget, as recommended by the Fire Chief The motion to approve the purchase of Wildland Protective Gear for the Fire Department, in the amount of $ 75, 976. 00 off of State Contract SW 17241, 69, 069. 09 coming from the with $ Assistance of Firefighters Grand and $ 6, 906. 91 coming from the 2024- 25 Fire Department Capital Improvement Budget, as recommended by the Fire Chief, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Shriver. Council Member Wootton asked Chief Vogt for clarification. Chief Vogt advised the Council that this will have a dual purpose, and the current gear is from 2014. We received a grant after the budget was approved. The vote: AYES: Wootton, Pillmore, Zimmerman, Selby, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 11. Consider approving the bid specifications and authorizing staff to advertise for bids, for the Fire Department Training Facility, currently budgeted in the 24- 25 Fire Department Capital Improvement Budget The motion to approve the bid specifications and authorizing staff to advertise for bids, for the Fire Department Training Facility, currently budgeted in the 24- 25 Fire Department Capital Improvement Budget, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. Mayor Pillmore wanted to get more details of the structure due to him seeing there are containers within this tower. Chief Vogt advised that it will be a three- story structure similar to Midwest City' s tower. Council Member Selby asked if they would be able to train other departments. Chief Vogt advised that yes, they will be able to do live burns occasionally and can even simulate a basement. We do mutual aid with other departments and they will be invited to train with us. The vote: AYES: Shriver, Wootton, Pillmore, Zimmerman, Selby NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 12. Consider a motion for a grant application to Oklahoma Emergency Management OEM) to construct a Fire Department training tower, to cover 50% of the cost with the other 50% paid from the Fire Department PEST Fund, as recommended by the Fire Chief City Council Special Meeting Minutes - September 4, 2024 Page 6 The motion to approve a grant application to Oklahoma Emergency Management ( OEM) to construct a Fire Department training tower, to cover 50% of the cost with the other 50% paid from the Fire Department PEST Fund, as recommended by the Fire Chief, was made by Council Member Shriver and seconded by Council Member Wootton. Council Member Shriver said way to go Chief on applying for another grant. Chief Vogt informed the Council that they were notified of this grant and found out the training facility was eligible. The vote: AYES: Selby, Shriver, Wootton, Pillmore, Zimmerman NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 13. Consider approving the purchase of six ( 6) overhead doors for Fire Station 2, in the amount of $ 67, 191. 00, to be purchased from DH PACE using BuyBoard Contract # 657- 21, and to be paid from the 24- 25 Fire Department Capital Improvement Budget, as recommended by the Fire Chief The motion to approve the purchase of six ( 6) overhead doors for Fire Station 2, in the amount of $ 67, 191 . 00, to be purchased from DH PACE using BuyBoard Contract # 657- 21, and to be paid from the 24- 25 Fire Department Capital Improvement Budget, as recommended by the Fire Chief, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Pillmore, Selby, Shriver, Zimmerman, Wootton NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 14. Consider approving updated recording on the property deed of Freedom Trail Park, as recommended by the Acting City Manager The motion to approve updated recording on the property deed of Freedom Trail Park, as recommended by the Acting City Manager, was made by Zimmerman and seconded by Council Member Wootton. The vote: AYES: Zimmerman, Selby, Wootton, Shriver, Pillmore NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 15. Consider a motion for discussion, consideration, and possible action to approve surface improvements in the parking spaces at 500 W Main St., abutting 528 W Main St., as recommended by the Main Street Director The motion to discuss, consider, and possible action to approve surface improvements in the parking spaces at 500 W Main St., abutting 528 W Main St., as recommended by the Main Street Director, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. Vicki Davis, Main Street Director, gave details on how they started fundraising for the project/ mural. The third phase was to improve the space at the bottom of the mural. They are looking to get stamped concrete and steel planters. Council Member Selby is fond of the project but it' s sad that the citizens must raise funds to improve City property. Mayor Pillmore likes the improvements to the space and would like to see broader improvements. Council Member Wootton asked if we should look at the entire parking lot. Council Member Selby believes the City should pay for these improvements. City Council Special Meeting Minutes - September 4, 2024 Page 7 Council Member Wootton amends his motion to send this item back to Main Street Program to look at entire area, seconded by Council Member Pillmore. The vote: AYES: Wootton, Zimmerman, Shriver, Pillmore, Selby NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 16. Consider approving the purchase of two (2) items for the Police Department in the total amount of$ 592, 270.40, including the Budget Amendments and directing the City Clerk to prepare any necessary financial loan documents or documents to purchase out right for the following: a. FLIR Skywatch Tower in the amount of $ 247, 325. 40 b. Terradyne GURKHA MVP Armored Vehicle in the amount of $ 344, 945. 00 To be paid from the Police PEST Fund, as recommended by the Police Chief The motion to approve the purchase of two ( 2) items for the Police Department in the total amount of $592, 270. 40, including the Budget Amendments and directing the City Clerk to prepare any necessary financial loan documents or documents to purchase out right for the following: a. FLIR Skywatch Tower in the amount of $ 247, 325. 40 b. Terradyne GURKHA MVP Armored Vehicle in the amount of $ 344, 945. 00 To be paid from the Police PEST Fund, as recommended by the Police Chief, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. Council Member Wootton asked Chief Corn to explain these items. Chief Corn informed the Council that we currently borrow one observation tower from OKC to use during Rock the Route. The idea is that we would use this unit at any event that is put on by the City of Yukon. It is an invaluable tool that we could have for all the events we put on throughout the year. Council Member Shriver asked how many people can occupy the tower. Chief Corn advised it can hold two and it had A/ C and heat capabilities. Council Member Wootton asked about the lifespan for the sky tower. Chief Corn advised the lifespan could be up to 15 years if stored properly. Council Member Wootton asked for clarification on the second item being presented. Chief Corn advised this is an armored rescue vehicle. This will replace the MRAP vehicles, and this one is much simpler to operate. Council Member Selby asked what he sees would be the need for one. Chief Corn says that this could be used at a large event that occurs at a school and our everyday warrant services. Most of our warrant services are on violent offenders. The lifespan for this is around 20- 25 years. Council Member Wootton asked if there will need to be anything to go with this. Chief Corn advised that not really, it comes with the accessories. The vote: AYES: Pillmore, Shriver, Selby, Wootton, Zimmerman NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 17. Consider approving the Request for Proposals ( RFP) for security control, lighting control and door access for the Yukon Police Department, as recommended by the Police Chief The motion to approve the Request for Proposals ( RFP) for security control, lighting control and door access for the Yukon Police Department, as recommended by the Police Chief, was made by Council Member Zimmerman and seconded by Council Member Wootton. Council Member Wootton asked if we currently have these items. Chief Corn informed the Council that yes, we do but they are at the end of their life. Council Member Selby asked if this was in the current budget. Chief Corn advised it is carrying over from last year. The vote: AYES: Shriver, Wootton, Pillmore, Zimmerman, Selby NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED City Council Special Meeting Minutes- September 4, 2024 Page 8 18. Consider a motion to declare the Yukon Police Department gym equipment as surplus and authorizing its donation to Union City Police Department, as recommended by the Police Chief The motion to declare the Yukon Police Department gym equipment as surplus and authorizing its donation to Union City Police Department, as recommended by the Police Chief, was made by Council Member Zimmerman and seconded by Council Member Shriver. Mayor Pillmore said that Union City is very helpful. Chief Corn advised that they are and they were very interested in the equipment as we upgrade with our Federal Seizure money. Council Member Shriver asked if this was needed anywhere else. Ryan McClure advised that Parks and Recreation looked at the equipment and found no need for this in their facilities. The vote: AYES: Zimmerman, Shriver, Pillmore, Wootton, Selby NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 19. Council Discussion: ( This item is reserved for announcements, recognitions, etc. and is not intended for the conduct of City business by members of the public body) Council Member Selby thanked all for Rock the Route, it was a wonderful event. Council Member Zimmerman said thanks for staff updates. Council Member Shriver expressed that the emergency teams were great at Rock the Route. Council Member Wootton thanked the Fire Chief and Police Chief. He sent prayers for the situation in Georgia. Mayor Pillmore gave an upcoming events update. He thanked City staff for their work on the projects. 20. New Business 21. Consider a motion to recess as Yukon City Council and convene into Executive Session for discussing the candidates for City Manager, as provided for in 25 OS 2003, Section 307 ( B)( 1), and take appropriate action in open session The motion to recess as Yukon City Council and convene into Executive Session for discussing the candidates for City Manager, as provided for in 25 OS 2003, Section 307 ( B)( 1), and take appropriate action in open session, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Shriver. The vote: AYES: Selby, Shriver, Wootton NAYS: Zimmerman, Pillmore VOTE: 3- 2 MOTION CARRIED Vice- Mayor Wootton read the minutes from the Executive Session. 22. Consider a motion to adjourn from Executive Session and reconvene as Yukon City Council The motion to adjourn from Executive Session and reconvene as Yukon City Council, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Shriver. The vote: AYES: Selby, Pillmore, Shriver, Wootton, Zimmerman NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED City Council Special Meeting Minutes- September 4, 2024 Page 9 23. Consider entering into a new Employment Contract with Norbert Michael Castro for the position of City Manager The motion to enter into a new Employment Contract with Norbert Michael Castro for the position of City Manager, was made by Council Member Zimmerman and seconded by Council Member Wootton. The vote: AYES: Shriver, Wootton, Selby, Zimmerman, Pillmore NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 24. Consider approving Ordinance No. 1455, an ordinance amending the Employee Retirement System, Defined Contribution Plan for the City Manager for the City of Yukon, Oklahoma; providing Retirement Benefits for eligible employees of the City of Yukon, Oklahoma; pertaining to plan design; providing for employer pickup of required contributions; providing for repealer and severability; and declaring an emergency The motion to approve Ordinance No. 1455, an ordinance amending the Employee Retirement System, Defined Contribution Plan for the City Manager for the City of Yukon, Oklahoma; providing Retirement Benefits for eligible employees of the City of Yukon, Oklahoma; pertaining to plan design; providing for employer pickup of required contributions; providing for repealer and severability; and declaring an emergency, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Pillmore, Selby, Zimmerman, Wootton, Shriver NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED 24a. Consider approving the Emergency Clause of Ordinance No. 1455 The motion to approve the Emergency Clause of Ordinance No. 1455, was made by Council Member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Wootton, Zimmerman, Selby, Shriver, Pillmore NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED Recess as Yukon City Council and Reconvene as Yukon Municipal Authority) 2A. Consider entering into a new Employment Contract with Norbert Michael Castro for the position of City Manager The motion to enter into a new Employment Contract with Norbert Michael Castro for the position of City Manager, was made by Council member Wootton and seconded by Council Member Zimmerman. The vote: AYES: Wootton, Zimmerman, Selby, Shriver, Pillmore NAYS: None VOTE: 5- 0 MOTION CARRIED Adjourn as YMA and Reconvene Yukon as City Council) City Council Special Meeting Minutes- September 4, 2024 Page 10 Swearing in of Norbert Michael Castro as Yukon City Manager Judge King read and administered the oaths of office to Norbert Michael Castro. 25. Adjournment Wm... 1 71 '"" Irian Pillmore, Mayor K FHJhgc A f CF Dougla . Shivers, City Clerk U orai xa m J bk'. YUKON