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Stanley council unanimously approves appointment, surplus declaration and local water plan

Stanley Town Council · November 3, 2025
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Summary

At the Nov. 3 meeting the Stanley Town Council voted unanimously on routine business: appointing Corey Kelly to the Planning Board and Board of Adjustments, declaring three patrol vehicles surplus, and adopting the town’s local water supply plan as required by N.C. Gen. Stat. 143-355; minutes and an amended agenda were also approved.

The Stanley Town Council on Nov. 3 approved several routine measures by unanimous votes.

Agenda and minutes: The council approved an amended agenda after a requested addition from Deputy Town Manager Steven Denton, and also voted to adopt the minutes of the Oct. 6 regular meeting; both motions passed 5-0.

Appointment: Council Member Chad Jones moved to appoint Corey Kelly to the Planning Board and Board of Adjustments; the motion was seconded by Council Member Marsha Miskelly and approved unanimously.

Surplus property: Town Manager Heath Jenkins explained state law requires formal declaration of surplus property for certain vehicles. The council adopted a resolution declaring three patrol sedans (one 2013 and two 2016 Ford Interceptor sedans) as surplus and authorized their disposition; the motion passed 5-0.

Local water supply plan: Jenkins said North Carolina General Statute 143-355 requires units of local government that provide public water service to file an annual local water supply plan. Public Works Director Daniel Hendrix prepared the report; the council adopted the resolution to comply with the statute, vote 5-0.

Adjournment: The meeting concluded after a unanimous motion to adjourn.