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Graham council approves consent items, two zoning ordinances and financial reports; authorizes bids for water-plant generators
Summary
The council approved a consent agenda (minutes, event closure, and advertisement to buy three FEMA-funded diesel generators), renewed an exclusive alcohol sales agreement for the Young County Arena, adopted two zoning ordinances (airport M-1 and R-1 for a tract), and approved financial reports for Nov. 2024 showing fund balances and planned transfers.
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The Graham City Council on Dec. 19 approved a range of routine agenda items including a consent agenda, contract renewals and second-reading ordinances, and accepted the financial reports for the period ending Nov. 30, 2024.
On the consent agenda council approved minutes from the Dec. 5 meeting, authorized closure of the southern half of the square for a car show (date amended to May 17), and authorized the city manager to advertise a request for bids for three diesel generators for the water treatment plant (FEMA-funded). The consent motion was made by Jack and seconded by Brent.
Council approved retaining Rivera Law PC for legal representation on an as-requested basis while keeping prior counsel available for ongoing matters. The council also renewed an exclusive alcohol-sales agreement with Lake Country Catering of Graham LLC for the Young County Arena; the contract provides the vendor a 20% share of gross sales per event.
Council received the finance director’s report showing the general fund with a seasonal deficit of about $279,000 but cash on hand of $2.2 million and projected recovery when property taxes and transfers are booked. The water fund showed a surplus of about $668,600 attributed to recent rate increases, and the garbage fund had a modest surplus. The council approved the financial reports.
On land-use matters the council adopted Ordinance No. 1185 (second reading) assigning M-1 manufacturing zoning to properties within the Grand Municipal Airport boundary, and Ordinance No. 1186 (second reading) assigning R-1 single-family zoning to a southern tract of a described property; both motions passed on voice votes. Council closed by discussing future agenda items and adjourning.
