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Votes at a glance: Jonesboro council advances truck-route ordinance and approves multiple traffic and permit measures
Summary
At its June 3 meeting the Jonesboro City Council advanced an alternative truck route ordinance to third reading and approved several ordinances and a resolution, including acceptance of 911 Magnolia Road and adoption of multiple traffic-sign ordinances and a private club permit.
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At the June 3 meeting the Jonesboro City Council recorded the following formal actions.
- Resolution 25062: Accepted donation of property at 911 Magnolia Road from Magnolia Road Baptist Church; mayor and city clerk authorized to execute documents. (Resolution adopted during meeting.)
- Ordinance 25010 (third reading): An ordinance to place various traffic signs at designated locations as determined by the traffic control committee. The council voted and "that ordinance does carry." (Adopted.)
- Ordinance 25013: [Title and sponsor not detailed in transcript]; the council voted and the ordinance carried. (Adopted; details not expanded in the public record.)
- Ordinance 25014: Private club permit for Abe's Place Incorporated, Village Commons. The council heard public comment and adopted the ordinance. (Adopted.)
- Ordinance 25012 and Ordinance 25015: Both were presented on first reading and moved to second reading; no final adoption occurred at this meeting.
- Ordinance 25017: To vacate and abandon an alley in Block 3 of Knights First Addition. The public hearing had been held earlier in the meeting; the ordinance was advanced to second reading.
- Ordinance 25016: An ordinance to designate a Downtown Jonesboro alternative truck route; it was advanced from second to third reading after public comment. No final adoption vote was recorded at this meeting.
Where the transcript records a vote the presiding officer announced the measure "does carry." The meeting record did not include roll-call tallies for the recorded adoptions.
