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City of White council approves grants, surveys and amicus resolution in routine May 4 meeting
Summary
At its May 4 meeting the City of White council tabled a sewer IGA and website design to June, approved a consultant for a Safe Streets for All grant, funded a property survey and Phase I assessment, and voted to join a revised amicus brief in litigation involving the City of Milton; all motions passed unanimously.
The City of White council completed a series of routine actions on May 4, voting unanimously on multiple administrative and grant-related items and tabling others for additional review.
Among the outcomes: the council tabled consideration of a City of White/Bartow County sewer intergovernmental agreement until June after City Attorney Debra Golymbieski said staff were close to an agreement; it also directed staff to solicit additional web-design quotes and issue an RFQ before choosing a vendor for a new city website. The council approved contracting for a land survey ($12,100) and a Phase I environmental/site assessment ($2,450) for 75 Richards Road and voted to retain the Foresight Group to assist in developing a Safe Streets for All grant proposal, including public engagement and project budgeting. Councilmembers also approved joining a revised amicus resolution related to litigation involving the City of Milton; the motion description in the meeting referenced nuisance/sovereign immunity issues and noted an award figure mentioned in discussion.
All listed motions passed by 5-0 votes. Councilmember Bennett noted the city's Facebook page had been deleted earlier in the week, and the council adjourned at 7:53 p.m.
