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Votes at a glance: contracts, MOU with Pitt CC and ordinance amendments approved
Summary
At its June 8 meeting the Greenville City Council approved a multi-item consent agenda, an MOU with Pitt Community College to add three affordable homes in partnership with the 50 and Ten initiative, contract awards for site setup and professional services, and Budget Ordinance Amendment No. 11; all motions were announced as passing unanimously (as recorded).
The Greenville City Council recorded votes on multiple items during its June 8 meeting. Key approved items included:
- Consent agenda (minutes, ordinances, resolutions, municipal agreements and service contracts) — approved as read.
- Memorandum of Understanding with Pitt Community College to support construction of three additional single‑family homes under the 50 and Ten affordable housing initiative; council authorized the city manager to execute the MOU (motion passed as announced).
- Contract award to Strictly Business Builders, LLC for site preparation and house setup at 703 and 705 West Fifth Street for the relocated affordable homes — $116,000 award recommended by staff and approved by council.
- Professional services contract selections: Kimberly Horn and Associates for the Greenville MPO Active Transportation Plan (funded by MPO public law funds, ~$125,000 set aside); and HB Engineering for the Greenville MPO Comprehensive Safety Action Plan funded under the USDOT Safe Streets for All grant (project task amount $500,000, 80/20 federal/local split with Greenville pledging $50,000 toward the local match). Council approved both consultant selections and delegated contract execution pending inspector general approval.
- Budget Ordinance Amendment No. 11 amending multiple funds to appropriate donations and grant revenues (including Wildwood projects), to recognize project savings and to increase fleet operating appropriations.
Where the transcript recorded only vote tallies rather than individual roll‑call votes, the mayor announced each motion as passing by a unanimous tally recorded by the chair (announced "six zero").
