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Hogansville council approves smart-pole agreement, reappoints and appoints multiple commission members
Summary
The Hogansville City Council unanimously approved a Smart Pole Development Agreement and reappointed members across the Planning Commission, Historic Preservation Commission, Joint Development Authority and Hogansville Development Authority; an executive session on real estate followed.
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The Hogansville City Council voted unanimously on Feb. 3 to approve a Smart Pole Development Agreement with LG Smart Poles and completed several reappointments and appointments to city boards and commissions.
Council Member Mandy Neese moved to approve the Smart Pole Development Agreement; Council Member Mark Ayers seconded and the motion carried 5-0. No substantive discussion of the agreement was recorded in the meeting minutes.
In a series of motions carried by unanimous votes, the council reappointed Carol Smith, Ricky Thrash, and Ellen Shellabarger to the Planning Commission; reappointed Mary Ann Neureiter and Wanda Lowe and appointed Kristian Whisnand to the Historic Preservation Commission; reappointed John McKibben, George Bailey, and Jimmy Russell and appointed Jackson Fussell and Frederick Manley to the Joint Development Authority; and reappointed Robert Leek and Jimmy Russel to the Hogansville Development Authority. Each motion was moved, seconded, and recorded as carrying 5-0.
Council Member Mark Ayers moved to enter executive session under the real estate exemption at 7:41 p.m.; Council Member Mandy Neese seconded. The council reconvened at 8:17 p.m., and Mayor Jake Ayers adjourned the meeting at 8:26 p.m.
The meeting record shows approvals and appointments but does not include discussion details about the Smart Pole agreement or the executive-session subject beyond the real estate exemption.
