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Warner Robins council authorizes filing condemnation orders for temporary construction easements on multiple parcels

City of Warner Robins City Council · December 15, 2025
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Summary

The Warner Robins City Council authorized staff to file condemnation orders to secure temporary construction easements on seven parcels; the minutes name some owners but do not list all parcels or owners.

The Warner Robins City Council on Dec. 15 authorized filing condemnation orders for temporary construction easements covering seven parcels, according to the meeting minutes.

Councilman Larry Curtis moved for authorization; Councilman Kevin Lashley seconded the motion. Councilmen Derek Mack, Charlie Bibb, Kevin Lashley, Clifford Holmes and Larry Curtis voted to approve the authorization.

The minutes record named owners for several of the parcels: Lia Mitchell (Shinholster); Cenizo High Grove Land, LLC; Rutledge Wilson III; and Ernie and Teresa Field. The minutes also state the authorization covers seven parcels in total but do not list the remaining parcel owners or provide parcel numbers in the published minutes.

The authorization directs city staff and legal counsel to prepare the necessary condemnation filings for temporary construction easements. The minutes do not specify the exact public project or right-of-way work associated with these easements; the agenda item lists the action as authorization to file condemnation orders for temporary construction easements only.

Councilman Larry Curtis moved for the approval; Councilman Kevin Lashley seconded. The motion passed unanimously. Next procedural steps reported in the minutes indicate the city will proceed with filings; the timeline and disposition of any individual condemnation proceedings were not recorded in the minutes.