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Votes at a glance: council keeps dues flat, approves sign-contract amendment and a $500 sponsorship
Summary
At its April meeting the council: (1) voted to keep member dues flat for FY 2025–26; (2) approved an amendment increasing an AMI service-plaza signage contract from $3.75M to $6.7M; and (3) authorized a $500 sponsorship to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital’s golf event.
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The Northwest Hills Council of Governments recorded several formal actions on April 10. This roundup lists each action, the motion text as recorded in the meeting, and the outcome.
1) Member dues for FY 2025–26 — outcome: approved (flat for one year) Motion (as proposed during discussion): hold member dues flat for one more year for FY 2025–26. Discussion cited municipal budget pressures and the COG’s reserves as justification for maintaining current per-capita dues. Motion was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
2) AMI service-plaza signage contract amendment — outcome: approved Item: Amendment to an existing contract for signage at a service plaza (agenda item cited a cost increase). Recorded cost change: from $3,750,000 to $6,700,000 (a 78% increase). A project manager explanation attributed the increase to higher estimated quantities of structural elements and higher material costs. A motion to approve the amended contract was moved and seconded; the council approved the amendment by voice vote (unanimous on the floor).
3) Sponsorship: Charlotte Hungerford Hospital golf outing — outcome: approved ($500) Motion: authorize a $500 sponsorship to support the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital 2025 golf event. The motion was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.
4) Minutes and routine approvals — outcome: approved The council approved meeting minutes and financial statements (financial statement approval included one abstention from a member who had not reviewed the packet). Additional routine motions (nominating committee appointments, meeting minutes and other consent items) were moved, seconded and approved or scheduled as recorded in the meeting minutes.
No ordinances, resolutions or land-use cases were adopted by the COG at this meeting.

