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Votes at a glance: June 5, 2025 Canton City Council

Canton City Council · June 6, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the meeting agenda, minutes, consent agenda items (three awards), downtown master plan, right-of-way acquisitions for West Main Street pedestrian improvements, and a letter of support for an I-575 emergency median opening; council adjourned to executive session to discuss real estate and litigation.

Below are the formal motions and outcomes recorded during the June 5 meeting as read in the public minutes.

- Motion to approve the agenda as presented: passed unanimously ("All members voted for the motion").

- Motion to approve May 15, 2025 minutes: passed unanimously.

- Motion to approve the consent agenda (awards and task orders): passed unanimously. Consent items read included an award to Cummins Enterprises for $73,712.57 and two task orders to Black & Veatch for $498,661 and $486,500 respectively.

- Motion to approve the downtown master plan: passed unanimously after council confirmed feasibility-study footnote language and project-level review requirements.

- Motion to approve right-of-way acquisition for Parcels 2 and 5 for the West Main Street pedestrian improvements in the amount of $54,853 (Parcel 2: $25,573; Parcel 5: $29,280): passed unanimously.

- Motion to submit a letter of support for the I-575 emergency median opening (to be transmitted to GDOT): passed unanimously; staff noted letters of support from the fire chief and county commissioners would accompany the submittal.

- Motion to adjourn to executive session to discuss real estate and litigation: passed unanimously.

Where the record provided only "all members voted for the motion" and no roll-call tally was read aloud, outcomes are described as unanimous in the meeting record.