Shelby council approves contract for three houses in Meadows subdivision, sets June 18 hearing

The Shelby City Council on June 4 approved a contract with Angela Fritz to build three houses in the new Meadows housing division and scheduled a public hearing on the Meadows Subdivision plats for June 18.

On a motion by Councilmember Pat Honeywell, seconded by Councilmember Traci True, the council approved the housing contract with Angela Fritz. The minutes record a roll-call vote of “all ayes; motion carried.” The council later set a public hearing for June 18 on the Meadows Subdivision plats after a separate motion by Honeywell, seconded by Jackie Hursey.

The contract covers the construction of three houses (number specified in the minutes). The transcript does not include the contract price, timeline for construction, or other contract terms; those details were not specified in the meeting minutes and will be addressed at later meetings or in staff materials. The agenda item was handled during the regular session; the minutes indicate the action passed without recorded dissent.

Also noted in the minutes: Item e, the Tax Credit Application, was removed from the agenda at this time; no discussion or reason for the removal is recorded in the minutes.

The council adjourned at 8:03 p.m. The Meadows Subdivision plats will return for public consideration at the June 18 hearing; any additional approvals required for development will depend on the outcome of that hearing and subsequent staff recommendations.