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Moody council OKs hiring RPCGB for 20‑year comprehensive plan, commits $35,000 local match
Summary
The Moody City Council approved Resolution R2022‑01‑24 to hire the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham to prepare a 20‑year comprehensive plan, committing a $35,000 municipal match to leverage an 80% grant; the total project cost was capped at $175,000.
Moody — The Moody City Council on Jan. 24 approved Resolution R2022‑01‑24 to hire the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham (RPCGB) to develop a 20‑year comprehensive plan for the city, committing a 20% municipal match of $35,000 to leverage the RPCGB’s Building Communities Grant for the remaining 80% of the project cost.
Mayor Joe Lee presented the resolution and the council voted to approve it after a motion by Council Member Nick Rutledge, seconded by Council Member Ellis Key. The minutes state the total project cost will not exceed $175,000. The motion carried unanimously among those present.
The resolution authorizes the city to contract RPCGB’s professional planning services; the minutes record the city’s $35,000 local funding commitment but do not include a project schedule or detailed contract terms. Next steps documented in the minutes are administrative: enact the contract renewal and proceed with RPCGB’s planning engagement under the funding arrangement approved by the council.
