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Council approves rezoning corrections, meeting-time changes and infrastructure resolutions
Summary
Council accepted a zoning commission recommendation to rezone parcels on Dillon Street to R-2, introduced a Ray Street rezoning for publication, approved changing regular council meetings from 6 p.m. to 5 p.m. and approved resolutions for water-well repairs and right-of-way mowing equipment.
The Pineville City Council handled several procedural and land-use items, approving a zoning commission recommendation to correct zoning on multiple parcels along Dillon Street from C-3 commercial to R-2 residential and introducing for publication a rezoning petition for 102 Ray Street to move an auto repair shop.
The council also voted to change regular meeting times from 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; a resident from Beverly Loop said the new time could conflict with his work schedule. The council accepted the change by voice vote. Members also introduced an amendment to move zoning-commission meetings from 5:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
On infrastructure items, the council approved a resolution authorizing submission of a Community Water Enrichment Fund application for repair and rehabilitation of water wells, and approved a local-government assistance application to obtain commercial mowers for right-of-way maintenance (Highways 165 and 167). The council approved an update to the corporate endeavor agreement for the Cedar Lake Pump Station project to change applicant names on state facility-planning paperwork; council discussion noted the pump station project is about "95 percent" complete and described the station's construction and excavation depth.
The council also declared surplus public-works equipment for auction in March at Beulah Lake. Most items on these agenda lines passed by motion, second and recorded assent or voice vote as noted in the transcript.
