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White City Council approves Safe Streets grant resolution and water interconnection, tables sewer IGA and website RFQ
Summary
At its May 4 meeting, White City Council approved a resolution supporting a Safe Streets for All grant, authorized survey and Phase I environmental work for 75 Richards Road, approved an amicus filing for the City of Milton and a Bartow County/White water interconnection, and tabled a sewer IGA and a website RFQ. A first public hearing was held on rezoning at 3173 Hwy 411.
Mayor Curtis Powell opened the White City Council meeting at 7 p.m. on May 4 in the City Hall Council Room. Council members approved the evening's agenda, adding consideration of a Bartow County–White water interconnection as an additional item.
The council approved a resolution supporting the Safe Streets for All Grant program. The minutes record the council’s approval but do not provide a vote tally or attach the resolution text. Council also authorized a survey and a Phase I environmental assessment for the property at 75 Richards Road; the minutes do not specify the scope, vendor, or funding source for that work.
Council approved a revised amicus position for the City of Milton; the minutes do not include the text of the amicus or the legal matter it addresses. Separately, the council approved the Bartow County/White interconnection for water services, the agenda addition noted earlier. The minutes state these items were approved but do not list vote counts, movers, seconds, or conditions attached to approvals.
Two items were tabled for further work: the City of White/Bartow County sewer intergovernmental agreement (IGA) and the design and implementation of a new city website. In the case of the website, the minutes note that a request for qualifications (RFQ) is required before the council will proceed.
The council held the first public hearing on rezoning of the property at 3173 Hwy 411. The minutes identify this as the first hearing on the matter; no testimony details or a final action on rezoning are recorded in these minutes.
Council also announced a National Day of Prayer service scheduled for May 7 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting adjourned at 7:53 p.m.
Next steps noted in the minutes: the sewer IGA and the website RFQ remain pending; the rezoning process will continue through the public hearing schedule. Where the minutes do not record vote tallies, movers, seconds, scope, or funding details, those items are listed as not specified.
