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Ashville council unanimously approves Resolution 2025-036 authorizing road paving

City of Ashville City Council · September 25, 2025
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Summary

At a Sept. 25 special meeting, the City of Ashville City Council approved Resolution 2025-036 on a unanimous vote of councilmembers present. The transcript does not specify the resolution’s funding, scope, or implementation timeline.

Mayor Derrick Mostella called the City of Ashville City Council to order at 7:32 a.m. on Sept. 25, 2025. Councilmembers Edward Roscoe Lane, Shirley Smith and Denise Williams were present; Councilmembers Adam Abernathy and Robin Bowlin were absent.

During the special called meeting, Councilmember Shirley Smith moved to approve Resolution 2025-036, titled “Road Paving.” Councilmember Denise Williams seconded the motion and, according to the meeting record, all councilmembers present voted yes. The motion passed and the resolution was approved.

The meeting record does not include details on the resolution’s funding source(s), the streets or areas to be paved, or an implementation schedule. Those specifics were not specified in the transcript.

Earlier in the meeting the council unanimously approved the final meeting agenda on a motion by Councilmember Shirley Smith, seconded by Councilmember Denise Williams. After approving the resolution, Councilmember Edward Roscoe Lane moved to adjourn; Councilmember Denise Williams seconded and the council voted to adjourn. The meeting record was signed by Mayor Derrick Mostella and City Clerk Chrystal St. John.

Absent councilmembers were Adam Abernathy and Robin Bowlin. No public comment, contested motions, or substantive debate about the resolution’s provisions appear in the transcript.