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Board sets Sept. 23 public hearings on cable and telecommunications ordinances; consent items approved

Board of Mayor and Aldermen · September 10, 2025
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Summary

On second readings, the Board set public hearings for Ordinance 25‑04 (cable) and Ordinance 25‑05 (telecommunications) for Sept. 23 and approved three consent‑agenda items (special event permit, surplus auction authorization, resubdivision contract). All motions passed unanimously.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen on second reading set public hearings for two ordinances and approved routine consent items.

Clerk read Ordinance 25‑04, an amendment to the City of Bartlett cable television ordinance (title 9). Vice Mayor Young moved to approve and set a public hearing for Sept. 23; Alderman Robert Griffin seconded. The motion carried 5‑0.

The Board then read Ordinance 25‑05 to enact the City of Bartlett telecommunications ordinance (title 9, chapter 8). Alderman Griffin moved and Alderman Williams seconded to approve and set a public hearing for Sept. 23; the motion passed unanimously.

On the consent agenda the board approved three items: a special event permit for the Saint Anne multicultural festival; authorization for the city to auction surplus property; and a resubdivision contract for Lot 8, Independent Polebearer Society Number 6 Subdivision. Alderman King moved the consent agenda; the transcript records a second but does not name a seconding member on the record. The clerk placed the roll before the members and the consent agenda passed unanimously.

These items were procedural approvals on second reading or routine administrative actions; no substantive debate or amendment was recorded during these motions.