Below are formal actions recorded at the Oct. 6 Jackson Town Council meeting. This list summarizes motions, who moved or seconded when reported on the record, and the council's recorded outcome. It does not include ceremonial proclamations or routine consent calendar approvals except where explicitly listed.

1) Fire & EMS funding approach (public hearing)
Motion: Direct staff to advise Teton County that the town prefers a funding approach using the combined factors of assessed valuation, population served, staffing and fleet costs, each weighted at 25%, and to develop consistent methodologies for building maintenance and indirect expenses for joint departments.
Mover/Second: mover not clearly identified on the record / second by Councilor Schechter
Outcome: Motion adopted by council (town will present this position to county at Nov. 2 joint meeting).

2) LDR text amendment P25-031 (Planning & Building)
Motion: Approve LDR text amendment P25-031 to add a narrowly tailored exemption from affordable workforce housing mitigation for qualifying public/semi-public nonprofit uses and direct staff to prepare an ordinance for first reading.
Mover/Second: Motion made by Councilor Rieman; second by Councilor Schechter
Outcome: Motion adopted by council; staff to return with ordinance for first reading.

3) Millward Simpson Garage: car-storage pricing and Jackson Street Apartments survey
Motion: Direct staff to implement a payment structure at the town parking garage (first 8 hours free; $5 per hour; $25 daily maximum) and to conduct a survey of Jackson Street Apartments residents to determine additional parking needs and attitudes toward pricing.
Mover/Second: Motion made by Councilor Schechter; second by Councilor Beaman
Outcome: Motion adopted by council; staff to implement pilot and survey and report back.

4) Resolution 25-22: FY 2026 budget amendment #1
Motion: Approve Resolution 25-22 adopting amendments to the Town's FY 2026 budget as presented.
Mover/Second: Motion made by Councilor Beaman; second by Councilor Regan
Outcome: Motion adopted unanimously.

5) Ordinances (first/second readings)
- Ordinance A: Conflict-of-interest addition to Title 2 (first reading)
Motion: Adopt ordinance on first reading addressing conflicts of interest for town employees.
Mover/Second: Councilor Spear moved; seconded by Councilor Schechter
Outcome: Adopted on first reading.

- Ordinances B & C: Building-code and contractor-license code updates (second readings)
Motion: Approve Ordinances B and C at second reading.
Mover/Second: Motion made by Councilor Spear; seconded by Councilor Beaman
Outcome: Adopted on second reading.

Notes and process context: Several recorded motions were the result of extended policy debate and public comment. Where the transcript did not clearly identify a specific mover on the audio record, the record above records the second or notes the mover as not specified to avoid misattribution. For motions that required subsequent ordinance text or staff follow-up, staff were directed to return to council with implementing language or reports.