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Council approves nominations to appraisal district board, permits live nativity, renews EDC terms and receives Chapter 59 report
Summary
The council approved Resolution No. 25-1110-9 nominating individuals to the Lee County Appraisal District board, allowed a live nativity and street closures for Dec. 6's Christmas Around the Square, renewed three EDC member terms, and received the Chapter 59 Asset Forfeiture Report; motions were recorded as passing by 'Vote 4 for.'
At its Nov. 10 meeting the Lexington City Council approved a set of administrative and community items, including a resolution for appraisal district nominees, event permissions, and EDC term renewals.
Councilmember Anthony Retzlaff moved to approve Resolution No. 25-1110-9, which lists individuals nominated to the Lee County Appraisal District Board of Directors; Dale Phelps seconded and the motion passed with 'Vote 4 for' recorded in the minutes. The resolution number appears in the agenda; the minutes do not list the individual nominees.
The council discussed plans for Christmas Around the Square, scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025. Bobby Wesner moved to permit the ministerial alliance to stage a live nativity on the square and to close streets around the square for the event; Dale Phelps seconded and the motion passed with 'Vote 4 for' recorded.
Bobby Wesner moved to renew the terms of three Economic Development Corporation (EDC) members — Travis Weiser, Curtis Patschke and Phillip Eberz; Anthony Retzlaff seconded and the motion passed with 'Vote 4 for' recorded.
Council also received and discussed the Chapter 59 Asset Forfeiture Report and heard routine Financial/Budget, Police, Code Enforcement, Public Works, Municipal Court and Mayor/Council reports; no formal actions were recorded on those reports in the minutes.
As with other items on the agenda, the minutes record motions and a 'Vote 4 for' outcome but do not provide a roll-call tally showing how each listed official voted.
