Votes at a glance: Dalton Mayor and Council, Nov. 3, 2025
November 04, 2025 | Dalton City, Whitfield County, Georgia
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• Approve meeting agenda — motion passed (mover/second not named).
• Approve minutes of Oct. 20, 2025 — motion passed (mover/second not named).
• Adopt 2025 rollback millage rate of 1.499 mills — motion passed (mover/second not named). Staff reported updated county exemption numbers changed the advertised rollback rate to 1.499 and noted an $18,000 decrease versus the advertised digest.
• Approve MASA Access voluntary medical-transport agreement for employees — motion passed (mover/second not named). Staff said participation is voluntary, enrollment requires an employer health plan, and the agreement was reviewed by the city attorney.
• Ratify property-damage release with Progressive Insurance for $2,592.12 — motion passed (mover/second not named). Staff said the insurer will reimburse damages to a pedestrian-signal controller and the city will not seek further recovery.
• Approve Busker Communications low-voltage change order for John Davis Center — motion passed (mover/second not named). Staff requested a $500 change order after determining existing ceilings were too shallow for planned cable trays.
• Approve Mill Line Trail Phase 2 ecology-survey addendum, $6,827, funded from 2024 SPLOST — motion passed (mover/second not named).
• First reading only: Ordinance 205-523 (rezoning 1506 East Morris Street from C-2 to R-5) — no action taken; staff and the planning commission recommended denial.
Individual roll-call vote tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript provided.
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