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Votes at a glance: dalton council approves rezoning, annexation, alcohol licenses, maintenance contract and building assessment
Summary
Dalton Mayor and Council on April 21 approved rezoning and annexation ordinances, two packaged beer retail licenses, a building assessment contract, and an overhead door maintenance agreement; a proposed charter amendment for airport leases was presented at first reading.
Dalton Mayor and Council approved a set of routine land‑use, licensing and procurement items on April 21. The actions below were recorded on the meeting agenda and approved by motion; the meeting transcript records motions, seconds and voice votes but does not list roll‑call tallies for most items.
Votes at a glance
- Ordinance 25‑10 (second reading): Rezoning request of Scott Cunningham to rezone 0.57 acres at 112 N. Spencer St. from transitional residential (R‑6) to neighborhood commercial (C‑1) for conversion to office use — approved on second reading. (Transcript: presentation that staff and Planning Commission recommended approval.)
- Ordinance 25‑11 (second reading): Annexation request of Adriana Lopez Molina for 0.17 acres at 1304 Fraser Drive to be annexed as medium‑density single‑family residential (R‑3) — approved on second reading.
- Alcohol beverage applications (two approvals): Carneceria y Taqueria Diaz LLC (applicant Ruben Guzman) for packaged beer/pouring beer at 1121 S. Thorne Ave. (retail store) — Public Safety Commission recommended approval; council approved. El Traclear Market Inc. (applicant Bernardino Sanchez Resendiz) for packaged beer at 222 Eastmore St., Suite 2 — Public Safety Commission recommended approval; council approved.
- Item 8: Building assessment proposal for 210 N. Penn Street — council approved a comprehensive architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing assessment to produce as‑built CAD/PDF plans and an engineer condition assessment at a cost of $23,550 (presented by Todd, staff member).
- Item 9: Overhead door maintenance agreement with DH Pace/King Door Company — council approved a maintenance agreement selected through an RFP process; staff said the vendor scored highest and offered the lowest price among three proposals and the agreement provides guaranteed labor pricing and equipment use across city buildings.
Other agenda business
- Ordinance 25‑09 (first reading): Jonathan (staff member) presented a proposed charter amendment to allow longer ground lease terms at the airport (to enable 35‑year leases). This was a first reading only; no vote was taken. The item is eligible for a vote at the next council meeting.
Most items were approved by motion with voice votes recorded as “Aye” in the transcript; the record shows motions and seconds but does not list individual council votes. There was limited discussion on these items and no public comment recorded on them during the meeting.
