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Chair opens Georgetown City Council hearing on Municipal Road Aid paving plans
Summary
The Georgetown City Council held a May 11, 2026, special meeting and public hearing to consider using Municipal Road Aid funds for paving North Court Street and West Court Street and for edge striping on Old Oxford; no written or oral comments were submitted and the meeting was adjourned.
The chair of the Georgetown City Council opened a special meeting on Monday, May 11, 2026, to take public comment on using Municipal Road Aid funds to pave North Court Street and West Court Street and to add edge striping on Old Oxford.
The chair said the session was a public hearing "pursuant to carriage standards" to obtain written and oral comments about the proposed use of Municipal Road Aid funds. "This particular hearing is for paving for North Court Street, West Court street and edge stripping for Old Oxford," the chair said.
The chair asked whether any written comments had been received. The clerk said, "No, sir, I did not." The chair then invited anyone in the audience to speak; no members of the public offered comments.
With no written or oral input recorded, the chair declared the special meeting adjourned.
No formal motions or votes were taken during the session, and the record contains no written submissions. Further action on the projects would proceed through the council's normal agenda and procurement processes unless otherwise announced.
