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Fayetteville council approves permits, grants and budget amendments
Summary
At its March 10 meeting Mayor Boyd and the Fayetteville City Council unanimously approved event permits, two budget amendments and several resolutions — including authorization to apply for a $50,500 rescue-squad grant and adoption of animal-control procedures and a strategic plan.
Mayor Boyd presided over the Fayetteville City Council on March 10, where the council approved a slate of routine permits and several formal measures, including authorization to apply for a $50,500 rescue-squad grant that requires no local match.
Council members voted to approve seasonal outdoor market permits (Saturdays, April–October), an event permit for the Slow Burger Festival on April 18, and the 22nd annual Blue Ribbon Walk for Junior’s House. The council also accepted the Planning Commission’s annual report and endorsed finance’s recommendation to…
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