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Lexington council approves routine business, permits Fall Festival with alcohol variance and alters City Hall hours 3–2
Summary
At its Sept. 8 meeting the Lexington City Council approved minutes and bills, granted a variance for a mobile home at 902 Ninth Street, approved an interlocal contract with the Lee County Tax Office, approved Nov. 8 Fall Festival permits and an alcohol variance, and voted 3–2 to change City Hall hours for six months.
The Lexington City Council conducted routine business and several event approvals at its regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 8, at City Hall. Mayor Allen Retzlaff presided.
Council actions recorded in the meeting included approval of the Aug. 11 regular meeting and budget workshop minutes and payment of August bills. The council granted a variance to allow a mobile home for Wilbert Taylor at 902 Ninth Street and approved an interlocal Contract for Services with the Lee County Tax Office.
The council approved street closures for National Night Out (Main, Third, Fourth and Wheatley around the square) and authorized the Lexington Chamber of Commerce, Lexington Community Enterprises and the Lexington Rodeo Association to host a rodeo, dance and…
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