Pine Mountain council approves town hall door contract, sign reuse, rezoning and conditional‑use schedules; first reading held for Eatz Grill liquor application

At its Feb. 9 meeting the Pine Mountain Mayor and Council approved several administrative items: a $7,300 quote to replace Town Hall doors, reuse of an existing 8x8 sign structure at 408 N. Main Avenue, and administrative schedules for rezoning and conditional‑use cases. The council also heard a first reading of a liquor license application for Eatz Grill at 153 N. Main Avenue.

Mayor Mullins presented a $7,300 quote from Bell Lock and Key, LLC to replace Town Hall doors. Councilmember Trott moved to approve the quote; Ms. Mabry seconded and Mr. Scott, Mr. Bray and Mr. Pound voted in favor.

Kenny Terbrock requested permission to reuse an 8x8 sign structure for Pine Mountain Kitchen at 408 N. Main Avenue as a safety marker directing customers to parking. The transcript notes the sign ordinance limits free‑standing signs to 32 square feet and pole signs to 15 feet in height. Mr. Pound moved to approve the request; Mr. Bray seconded. Mr. Trott and Ms. Mabry voted in favor; Mr. Scott voted against.

The council approved the rezoning schedule and the conditional use schedule as written after motions from Mr. Trott and second by Ms. Mabry, each passing with votes from Mr. Bray, Mr. Scott and Mr. Pound. Separately, Mayor Mullins presented a first reading of a retail on‑premises malt beverage and wine and retail on‑premises distilled spirits application for Eatz Grill (153 N. Main Ave.) in the name of Kenneth L. Clarke; the transcript records only the first reading and no final action.

The transcript does not detail funding sources beyond the $7,300 quote nor list contract start dates, nor does it record conditions attached to the sign approval beyond compliance with the sign ordinance.