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Woodbine council unanimously approves election IGA, candidate qualification fee and mower purchase; tables SPLOST IX open house
Summary
The Woodbine City Council on Jan. 6 approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Camden County Board of Elections & Registrations, set the qualification fee for two city council seats, and approved purchase of a Kubota 60‑inch mower. The council tabled discussion of an SPLOST IX open house pending legal counsel. All motions passed unanimously.
At its Jan. 6 meeting the Woodbine City Council handled several routine administrative items, voting unanimously on motions to set election fees, enter an intergovernmental agreement with Camden County elections officials and purchase grounds equipment, while postponing planned outreach on SPLOST IX for legal review.
Councilor C.C. Higginbotham moved—and Councilor Phyllis Drummond seconded—to approve the qualification fee for the office of two city council members. Mayor Kizzie Knight declared the motion unanimously approved.
The council then voted to approve an intergovernmental agreement with the Camden County Board of Elections & Registrations, again on a motion by Higginbotham seconded by Drummond and declared unanimously approved by Mayor Knight. The minutes do not specify the financial terms or effective dates of the agreement.
On the SPLOST IX open house, Higginbotham moved and Drummond seconded a motion to table the discussion pending legal counsel; Mayor Knight declared that motion unanimously approved. The minutes record the council postponed further discussion until legal review could be completed.
Finally, the council approved purchase of a Kubota 60‑inch mower (the minutes list the item as "Kobuta 60' Mower"). The approval was recorded as a motion by C.C. Higginbotham, seconded by Phyllis Drummond, and declared unanimously approved.
All recorded motions in the minutes were approved without recorded opposition.
