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Coolidge council repeals lead-and-copper resolution to allow mayor authority for related grants
Summary
On Feb. 11 the Coolidge City Council unanimously repealed a prior lead-and-copper resolution so the mayor can sign grants related to that program and to correct incorrect information in the document. The motion was moved by Elizabeth Leger and seconded by Melissa Johnson.
The Coolidge City Council voted unanimously Feb. 11 to repeal an existing lead-and-copper resolution so Mayor Diane H. Causey would have authority to sign grants connected to that resolution and to correct information the mayor said was incorrect in the original document. Elizabeth Leger moved to repeal the resolution and Melissa Johnson seconded; councilmember votes were recorded as aye from W.C. Smith, Freddie Johnson and Todd Braswell and the motion passed unanimously.
Mayor Causey said repeal was necessary "in order to give her authority to sign grants pertaining to it and to update incorrect information within the resolution," language recorded in the minutes. The minutes do not reproduce the text of the original resolution or enumerate the specific inaccuracies the mayor referenced.
The council did not record public comment on this item at the meeting. The minutes list this action under old business and do not identify any follow-up tasks or a timeline for drafting replacement language or an amended resolution.
