Government body: Town of Stanley Town Council
Meeting date: April 15, 2026 at 7:30 PM
Meeting type: Town Council Meeting
Location: Stanley Town Office, 278 East Main Street, Stanley
Status: Official minutes posted
Agenda
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Motions and Actions
The following completed motions and actions were identified in the official post-meeting record. Individual votes are shown only when they are explicitly stated.
1. Approve the agenda as presented
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Mauck
Seconded by: Stoneberger
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a motion was made by Councilman Mauck to approve the agenda as presented, seconded by Councilman Vice-Mayor Stoneberger. Passed Unanimously
2. Approve the amended minutes
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Mauck
Seconded by: Knight
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A motion was made by Councilman Mauck to approve the amended minutes, seconded by Councilman Knight. Passed Unanimously
3. Approve the amended amount on the Treasurer’s Report, Pay Warrant, in the amount of $239,094.31 to $238,990.16 and the Loan Portfolio
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Mauck
Seconded by: Purdham
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a motion was made by Councilman Mauck to approve the amended amount on the Treasurer’s Report, Pay Warrant, in the amount of $239,094.31 to $238,990.16 and the Loan Portfolio, seconded by Councilman Purdham. Passed Unanimously
4. Approve planting trees as a windscreen on W. Main Street in front of the sewer plant
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Purdham
Seconded by: Mauck
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Councilman Purdham made a motion to approve planting trees as a windscreen on W. Main Street in front of the sewer plant, seconded by Councilman Mauck. Passed Unanimously
5. Adopt the decrease real estate rate as advertised from .26 cents per $100.00 to .21 cents per $100.00
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Mauck
Seconded by: Purdham
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Councilman Mauck made a motion to adopt the decrease real estate rate as advertised from .26 cents per $100.00 to .21 cents per $100.00, seconded by Councilman Purdham. Passed Unanimously
6. Approve the amendment to the town code reference to correct the value to 5% and remove the editor’s footnote as advertised
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Stoneberger
Seconded by: Purdham
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Vice-Mayor Stoneberger made a motion to approve the amendment to the town code reference to correct the value to 5% and remove the editor’s footnote as advertised, seconded by Councilman Purdham. Passed Unanimously
7. Donate five pool day passes to PCH after prom committee
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Purdham
Seconded by: Mauck
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Councilman Purdham made a motion to donate five pool day passes to PCH after prom committee, seconded by Councilman Mauck. Passed Unanimously
8. Sell the firearm to Ryan “Beaver” Dean for $1
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Mauck
Seconded by: Purdham
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Councilman Mauck made a motion to sell the firearm to Ryan “Beaver” Dean for $1, seconded by Councilman Purdham. Passed Unanimously
9. Raise Nick Alger (Sewer Plant Operator) salary to $53,000 with an agreement of him signing a 3-year contract
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Mauck
Seconded by: Purdham
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Councilman Mauck made a motion to raise Nick Alger (Sewer Plant Operator) salary to $53,000 with an agreement of him signing a 3-year contract, seconded by Councilman Purdham. Passed Unanimously
10. Allow James McCoy to rent the Creekside Cottage again under the following conditions. He must pay the lawyers’ fees and clean up the cottage by May 1st. He must sign a new lease with th…
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Stoneberger
Seconded by: Mauck
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Vice-Mayor Stoneberger made a motion to allow James McCoy to rent the Creekside Cottage again under the following conditions. He must pay the lawyers’ fees and clean up the cottage by May 1st. He must sign a new lease with the understanding that if anyone moves in, they are added to the lease and it’s approved by council with random inspections, seconded by Councilman Mauck. Passed Unanimously
11. Purchase the tasers and add to the budget
Result: passed unanimously
Motion made by: Purdham
Seconded by: Mauck
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A motion was made by Councilman Purdham to purchase the tasers and add to the budget, seconded by Councilman Mauck. Passed Unanimously
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