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Loudon City Council approves vehicle purchase, Liberty Park contingency and zoning change; budget amended for K-9 support
Summary
Loudon City Council adopted a series of resolutions and ordinances at its Sept. 22 meeting, approving a vehicle purchase for Parks, Recreation and Tourism, contingency funding for Liberty Park, a ball-diamonds use agreement, a rezoning on Commerce Street and an amendment to the FY 2025–26 budget to provide for a K-9 unit and related signage.
Loudon City Council adopted a series of resolutions and ordinances at its Sept. 22 meeting, approving a vehicle purchase for Parks, Recreation and Tourism, contingency funding for Liberty Park, a ball-diamonds use agreement, a rezoning on Commerce Street and an amendment to the FY 2025–26 budget to provide for a K-9 unit and related signage.
Council business moved quickly on several items that drew little debate. Mayor Jeff Harris presided as the council voted unanimously on voice or roll-call votes to approve the measures.
The council approved authorization to purchase a 2025 Ford F-150 for the Parks, Recreation and Tourism department. According to staff, the FY2025–26 budget included $46,851 for a new vehicle; the recommended purchase exceeds that amount by $1,786 because of the model year. Council approved the purchase after brief discussion and a voice vote.
Council also approved a resolution authorizing up to…
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