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Holly Springs council approves routine contracts, grants and amendments; public comment raises tree and municipal court concerns
Summary
Council unanimously approved the consent agenda and multiple items including an LMIG grant submittal, a lot sale amendment, contract extensions and small public‑works contracts. Public commenters urged tree preservation in Harmony in the Lakes and alleged municipal court clerk failed to provide subpoena forms.
The Holly Springs City Council on May 19 unanimously approved the consent agenda and a series of routine measures, while receiving public comments about tree removals and municipal court procedures.
Public comment: Mayor Pro Tem read the city’s public‑comment rules and called on Thomas Weaver, who asked council to accept a written letter and consider a resolution related to House Bill 268 and school campus property provisions. Allison Fawcett read a statement from Sarah Walker of Harmony in the Lakes detailing concerns about tree removals tied to sidewalk repairs; Walker’s letter said more than 100 trees have been cut down and urged individualized evaluations and replacement plantings. Thomas Brangan told the council he was issued a 2023 speeding ticket and alleged municipal court clerk Donna Sanders refused to provide subpoena or evidence‑request forms, quoting her as saying, “we don't have it. Google it.” Brangan said his…
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