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Votes at a glance: Loudon City Council actions, June 22, 2026
Summary
A concise list of formal actions the Loudon City Council approved June 22, 2026: pay-classification amendment (3–2), rezoning at 1625 Monterey Drive (approved on second reading), FY budget actions, a contract resolution, surplus police vehicle authorization, and multiple appointments.
Here are the formal actions taken by Loudon City Council on June 22, 2026, drawn from the meeting record.
• Pay classification plan (Resolution 26–30, amendment restoring sections 7 and 8): Approved (amendment passed 3–2; final approval passed 3–2). The amendment restores a $60,000 recurring allocation to permit the city manager flexibility to fund an assistant city manager role; implementation depends on future action by the city manager.
• Rezoning ordinance (second reading) — 1625 Monterey Drive (Tax Map 31, Parcel 071): Approved on second reading to rezone from C3 (local business) to M1 (light industrial) following a planning commission recommendation.
• FY2025–2026 budget amendments (second reading): Approved as presented to align appropriations with anticipated expenditures.
• Certified tax rate for 2026: Set at 0.7902 per $100 of assessed value; council discussed how restored budget items affect the deficit and long-term fiscal position.
• FY2026–2027 annual budget (second reading): Advanced/approved on second reading; transcript indicates the $60,000 pay-classification amount is included in that reading.
• Resolution authorizing agreement with 'Live' (FY2627): Approved (voice vote); Tammy Roberts presented the agreement as recorded in the packet.
• Surplus and replacement of one 2023 Ford police interceptor: Authorized; staff reported the officer involved has returned to duty with minor injuries.
• Appointments and reappointments: Multiple appointments and reappointments carried, including reappointments to the Historic Zoning Commission, Planning Commission, Recreation Advisory Committee, and appointment of Kathy Brewster Price to the Loudon Utility Board.
Votes and tallies are reported in the transcript where roll call occurred; several items passed by unanimous or majority voice/roll-call votes. If a specific member-by-member roll call is required, the meeting transcript shows roll-call responses for each item.
