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Good Hope council moves to approve change order for storm shelter lighting
Summary
At the Oct. 14 council meeting, Council Member Taft Dillashaw moved to approve Change Order No. 1 to add outside lighting at the Multi-use Storm Shelter/Community Center, to be paid from the Economic Development Fund; the motion was seconded by Council Member Greg Brown. The minutes do not record a roll-call vote on that motion.
Good Hope City Council considered a change order on Oct. 14 to add outside lighting to the city’s Multi-use Storm Shelter/Community Center, with the city proposing to pay the cost from the Economic Development Fund.
Council Member Taft Dillashaw made the motion to approve Change Order No. 1; Council Member Greg Brown seconded. The council minutes record the motion and second but do not record a roll-call vote or a final outcome for that specific motion.
Mayor Jerry Bartlett presided over the meeting at Good Hope City Hall. City Manager Corey Harbison and City Attorney Rita Nicholas were present, and Council Member Susan Eller was noted as absent.
The change order was presented under the meeting’s “Resolutions, ordinances, orders, and other business” section; the minutes give the change order’s purpose as installing outside lighting at the Multi-use Storm Shelter/Community Center and identify the Economic Development Fund as the source of payment. The minutes do not include additional financial details (amounts) or specifications for the lighting.
Earlier in the meeting the council approved and adopted the Sept. 22, 2025 council meeting minutes after a motion by Council Member Greg Brown, seconded by Taft Dillashaw; that motion is recorded as passing on a unanimous roll call. The meeting was adjourned at 6:52 p.m. after a motion by Greg Brown, seconded by Eric Phillips; the minutes record a unanimous roll-call at adjournment.
The council minutes do not list a vote tally for the change order motion or an approved ordinance/resolution number tied to that item. The clerk’s minutes are the source for these actions; the council may record a vote or additional details in the formal minutes or at a subsequent meeting.
