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Lenox council approves PEFA gas-agreement amendment, grants alcohol license and sets budget hearing
Summary
At its March 23 meeting the Lenox City Council unanimously approved Resolution 26-07 amending a gas supply agreement with PEFA, Inc., granted a Class C retail alcohol license with outdoor service to Lenox Three Lakes Link-Side, LLC, and set an April 13 public hearing on the FY27 budget.
The Lenox City Council on March 23 unanimously approved a package of routine and substantive actions, including a resolution to amend the city’s gas supply agreement with PEFA, Inc., authorization tied to a bond issuance, approval of an alcohol license for a local business and a scheduled public hearing on the FY27 budget.
Council member Tull moved to approve Resolution 26-07, described in the meeting as an amendment to the city’s gas supply agreement with PEFA, Inc., and approving issuance of bonds by PEFA, Inc.; Council member Peterson seconded the motion and the council voted all ayes. The council record lists the motion as carried without recorded dissent.
Also during the meeting the council approved a Class C retail alcohol license with outdoor service for Lenox Three Lakes Link-Side, LLC. Council member Peterson made the motion; Hodges seconded, and the motion carried unanimously.
The council set a public hearing on the FY27 budget for April 13, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. by approving Resolution 26-08. Council member Tull moved the resolution; Huffman seconded and all members voted in favor.
The council handled routine procedural matters earlier in the meeting as well: it approved the agenda and made corrections and approvals to past meeting minutes, and it approved payment of the bills. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Douglas and adjourned at 6:05 p.m.
The council did not provide further detail in the record about bond terms tied to the PEFA amendment, or conditions attached to the alcohol license; those details were not specified in the minutes and appear to be handled through the city’s usual administrative or permitting processes.
