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Ocilla council adopts Urban Redevelopment Plan
Summary
The Ocilla City Council unanimously adopted an Urban Redevelopment Plan at its Nov. 17 meeting after a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Chris Paulk, with Council Member Lisa Cook seconding. The vote was recorded in favor by all five council members present.
The Ocilla City Council adopted an Urban Redevelopment Plan on Nov. 17 after a motion by Mayor Pro Tem Chris Paulk and a second by Council Member Lisa Cook. The motion passed with Mayor Pro Tem Chris Paulk, Council Members Lisa Cook, Lemora Moses, Clae Wynn and Patrice Manley voting in favor.
The plan was presented as new business on the agenda. Council members did not record extended debate in the meeting minutes; the action was taken as a straightforward adoption. The council’s vote formalizes the city’s framework to pursue redevelopment activities identified in the plan, including eligible areas and objectives spelled out in the working document presented to the council prior to the meeting.
Mayor Melvin D. Harper II presided over the meeting; Council Member Lisa Cook seconded the motion to adopt. The council did not specify an effective date for the plan in the recorded motion. Any administrative steps or follow-up implementation tasks were not detailed in the minutes and were not assigned to a department during the meeting.
The council took the vote during the Nov. 17 regular monthly meeting at City Hall. Additional procedural items, including minutes approval and other motions, followed later in the meeting.
