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Votes at a glance: council adopts budget amendment, approves transfers and event permits
Summary
Pleasantville City Council unanimously closed the budget hearing and adopted Resolution 26-12 approving the FY2025-26 budget amendment, approved Resolution 26-13 on FY2026 transfers, approved a Firecracker 5K and a consent agenda that included liquor and tobacco licenses and routine bills.
At its May 19 meeting, the Pleasantville City Council unanimously approved several motions and resolutions summarized below.
Key votes and outcomes - Close public hearing (FY2025-26 budget amendment): Motion by Jordan Van Ness, seconded by Kyle Patterson; all voted in favor. (SEG 004) - Consent agenda: Motion by Jordan Van Ness, seconded by Kyle Patterson; items approved included prior minutes, April financial and water reports, employee comp time, police report, retail tobacco license for Dollar General, liquor license renewals for Dollar General and Symmonds LLC (DBA North End Tavern), a temporary premises transfer for the North End Tavern for the Pig Out Celebration, a special-event liquor license for Symmonds LLC (DBA Thirst Responder) for the Pig Out Celebration, and payment of listed bills. All voted in favor. (SEG 008) - Resolution 26-12 (approve FY2025-26 budget amendment): Motion by Rachel Lopez, seconded by Kyle Patterson; Hurt, Lopez, Kain, Patterson and Van Ness voted aye; motion carried. (SEG 011) - Firecracker 5K at dusk, July 3, 2026: Motion by Jordan Van Ness, seconded by Chelsea Kain; all voted in favor. Organizers to provide route for traffic-control coordination. (SEG 012) - Resolution 26-13 (approve FY2026 transfers): Motion by Jordan Van Ness, seconded by Kyle Patterson; all voted in favor. (SEG 013) - Seal coat and pond road overlay (see separate coverage): Motion by Jordan Van Ness, seconded by Aaron Hurt to approve up to $93,000; all voted in favor. (SEG 014) - Adjourn: Motion by Kyle Patterson, seconded by Jordan Van Ness; all voted in favor. (SEG 017)
The council recorded motions and unanimous votes on the items listed above. For substantive discussions that required additional explanation (for example, the pond road overlay and the Adkins Carriers litigation update), see the separate itemized articles.
