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Alderman moves to drop case over trees cut on city property; motion carries

Maysville Board of Aldermen · February 24, 2026
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Summary

Alderman Darrell Conley moved Feb. 9 to drop the case involving trees cut down on city property; Alderman Amy Justus seconded and the board carried the motion after returning from closed session.

After the board reconvened in open session on Feb. 9, Alderman Darrell Conley moved to drop the case concerning trees that were cut down on city property. Alderman Amy Justus seconded the motion, which the minutes say "Motion carried." The minutes do not record a vote tally for the motion to drop the case.

The tree case motion followed a closed-session period earlier in the meeting; the minutes record roll-call votes to enter and exit closed session but do not record what transpired behind closed doors. The minutes give no further detail about the property, the parties involved, damages or any follow-up requirements resulting from dropping the case.