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Votes at a glance: July 6 Augusta City Council meeting

Augusta City Council · July 7, 2026
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Summary

A quick summary of motions approved July 6 including minutes, appropriation ordinances, event permits, contracts, and the Red Bud Ridge development agreement.

The Augusta City Council approved the following motions during its July 6 meeting:

- Approval of minutes for the June 15 city council meeting and June 22 and June 29 work sessions (motion carried). - Approval of appropriation ordinance number 6a (dated 06/17/2026) and number 7 (dated 07/01/2026) (motion carried). - Approval for the Department of Public Safety to hold National Night Out at the municipal pool on July 26, 5–7 p.m., and waive admission fees for children (motion carried). - Approval for Go Augusta to hold a farm-and-art market at Veterans Memorial Park and the depot on the 3rd Sundays in August, September and October (motion carried). - Approval of the development agreement between the City of Augusta and 10 Oak Investments LLC for the Red Bud Ridge RHID (motion carried). - Approval of a professional services agreement with JEO Consulting Group for the Safe Streets for All action plan (not to exceed $200,000) (motion carried). - Approval of a professional services agreement for engineering, bidding and construction administration for the South Augusta low-voltage conversion project (not to exceed $77,000) (motion carried). - Approval of a temporary alcohol consumption permit for the WFO Guys car show pursuant to downtown common-consumption-area rules (motion carried). - Scheduling of a special council meeting at 5:30 p.m. on July 13, 2026, for budget publication decisions (motion carried).

The transcript records that each motion was seconded and carried with no recorded opposing votes; specific roll-call tallies by council member were not provided in the meeting transcript.