Freddie and Hailey Perez of FreddieRonos Little Stacks Mini Pancakes give thumbs-up through the window while serving at the June 20 Maine Street farmer’s market.
Sara Dowling | NNG
The Fallon City Council took care of business including approving licenses, local primary election results and the city budget during several meetings in June.
At a regular meeting June 18, the council approved Hailey and Freddie Perez for a mobile food vendor license for FreddieRonos Little Stacks Mini Pancakes. The business serves mini pancakes as desserts with a variety of toppings, as well as ice cream waffle cone tacos and homemade crema.
Jennifer Sobers/Sobers Family LLC was approved for a mobile food vendor license for Kona Ice of South Reno shaved ice.
Michael Porras was approved for a drinking establishment liquor license for Street Golf, currently under construction at 203 S. Maine St.
Nancy Lopez was approved for a mobile liquor license for Suavecitos Mobile Bar & Events, a mobile bar and beverage service.
Chief of Police Ron Wenger also read a summary of the April 2024 police department report.
OTHER MEETINGS
At a special meeting June 20 the council approved the canvass of returns from the June 11 local primary election. Council members congratulated Mayor Ken Tedford on his re-election.
During a June 27 special meeting the council approved city budget transfers of appropriations, augmentations and interfund loans as presented by City Clerk Sean Richardson and Deputy Clerk Mike O’Neill.
A transfer of appropriations was approved between the city’s general fund and the Fallon Convention Center and Convention Tourism funds for fiscal year 2024.
The council approved a resolution to augment the fiscal year 2024 general fund budget by $4.4 million, the Convention and Tourism Authority Fund by $150,000 and the Mayor’s Youth Fund by $15,000.
A combined $1 million was approved for two temporary interfund loans from the Landfill Enterprise Fund split between $600,000 for the Water Enterprise Fund and $400,000 for the Sewer Enterprise Fund.
The council also approved a resolution augmenting the fiscal year 2023-24 budget of the Electric Enterprise Fund by $1.1 million, the Water Enterprise Fund by $175,000, the Sewer Enterprise Fund by $325,000, the Sanitation Enterprise Fund by $490,000, the Landfill Enterprise Fund by $374,000, the Data Processing Internal Service Fund by $25,000 and the Public Works Internal Service Fund by $243,000.