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McMinnville board approves tourism service agreement payment and denies Belmont Drive rezoning on second reading

5335889 · July 8, 2025
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Summary

The McMinnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a $54,000 service agreement invoice for a tourism data service and adopted an ordinance denying a rezoning application for property on Belmont Drive (second reading).

At its regular meeting, the McMinnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a resolution to accept a service-agreement invoice for Zardeco for $54,000 for the tourism and marketing department and adopted an ordinance denying a rezoning request for property on Belmont Drive from I-1 (light industrial) to R-3 (high-density residential) on second reading.

City staff explained the $54,000 invoice covers tourism data services; the matter required full-board action because the portion exceeding $20,000 spans multiple fiscal years. Staff said $27,000 is in one fiscal year and a portion ($5,225 or similar) would be reimbursed by the state; the net tourism fund investment was described in the meeting as about $21,750 in each of two years, for a two-year total discussed during the meeting. Council members asked clarifying questions about vendors; one councilor asked whether the vendors included Zartico and Placer AI in the mix of data providers. The board approved the resolution on a roll-call vote.

On ordinances, the board considered Ordinance 2025-14, denying the rezoning application for a parcel on Belmont Drive from I-1 to R-3. Staff explained the item required a second reading at the full board because the planning commission had forwarded its recommendation and the board’s first reading was recorded as a denial; board members clarified the procedure and then voted to adopt the denying ordinance on second reading.

During the meeting the mayor and aldermen also recognized public safety and emergency-response personnel for their response to multiple fires earlier in the day, and staff reported departmental updates including a new replacement fire truck arriving soon and various upcoming cultural events at the Park Theater and Riverfront Park.

Votes at a glance - Resolution 2025-22: Accept service agreement invoice for Zardeco (tourism and marketing department) for $54,000. Motion by Steve Harvey; second by Deidra Dunlap. Roll-call: Sally Brock — Yes; Deidra Dunlap — Aye; Steve Harvey — Yes; Rachel Kirby — Yes; Carrie Morton — Yes; Carrie Youngblood — Yes; Mayor Chastain — Aye. Outcome: Approved. - Ordinance 2025-14 (second reading): Deny rezoning of property on Belmont Drive from I-1 (light industrial) to R-3 (high-density residential). Motion by Carrie Morton; second by Sally Brock. Roll-call: Sally Brock — Yes; Deidra Dunlap — Aye; Steve Harvey — Yes; Rachel Kirby — Yes; Carrie Morton — Yes; Carrie Youngblood — Yes; Mayor Chastain — Aye. Outcome: Adopted (denial).