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Greenville council unanimously adopts series of resolutions including incentives for Court Square Bistro
Summary
At its March 23 meeting the Greenville City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-20 approving incentives for Court Square Bistro after a public hearing with no opposition and approved several other resolutions and expenditures, including billboard renewals and legal representation for the hospital sale.
The Greenville City Council on March 23 approved multiple routine and economic development measures in a single session, voting unanimously on a package of resolutions and expenditures.
A public hearing at 4:55 p.m. on Resolution 2026-20—authorizing incentives under Section 94.01 for Court Square Bistro—drew no speakers in opposition; the council later adopted the resolution by unanimous vote.
The council also adopted: - Resolution 2026-22 to renew billboard agreements with Lamar Advertising along Interstate 65 to promote local businesses; - Resolution 2026-23 authorizing the mayor to enter into an agreement with Burr & Forman, Attorneys at Law, to represent the Healthcare Authority of the City of Greenville in connection with the sale of the hospital; - Resolution 2026-24 authorizing an annual, budgeted fireworks agreement with Pyro Shows of Alabama for the Fourth of July.
Mayor Jae’Ques Brown presented the measures and asked for questions; where motions were recorded Councilmember Brandon Smith Sr. moved adoption and colleagues seconded as noted in the minutes. The council also approved listed expenditures, including a $15,500 payment to Express Roofing for Camellia City Bakery.
All recorded votes on the listed agenda items carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 5:30 p.m.
