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Pulaski board advances food‑truck, annexation and zoning‑fee changes; adopts budget amendment, OKs property purchase
Summary
At its Nov. 25 meeting the Pulaski Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved first readings for a food‑truck ordinance and annexation/deannexation rule changes, adopted a 2025–26 budget cleanup amendment on second reading, authorized several bid actions and approved a $20,000 property purchase to support parking near the dog park.
Pulaski’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen moved multiple regulatory and procurement items forward during its Nov. 25 meeting, approving first readings of a food‑truck ordinance and annexation/deannexation changes, adopting a budget amendment and authorizing or rejecting several vehicle and service bids.
Mr. Keith introduced the food‑truck ordinance, which the planning commission drafted, saying it would “allow us to register our food trucks, to permit them, make sure they have all the safety of things in place for their gas containers and cooking apparatuses.” The board approved the measure on first reading and scheduled a public hearing for Dec. 9. No substantive public comment on the ordinance was recorded at the meeting.
On annexation procedure, staff told the board of a change in state requirements: “We no longer annex or de annex by ordinance. It…
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