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Votes at a glance: Shenandoah council approves minutes, bills, treasurer's report and engineering study
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Shenandoah Town Council approved routine minutes, bills totaling $95,930.30, the treasurer's report of $2,522,240.24, hired Racey Engineering for a Comer Lane sewer study ($5,900), and adopted the Source Water Protection Plan; voting records show six YEAs and the mayor abstaining on recorded roll calls.
The Shenandoah Town Council recorded several formal votes at its March 10 meeting, with most motions passing by roll call. The minutes show the following actions and outcomes:
- Approval of February 24, 2026 regular meeting minutes (motion by Council Member I. Michael Lowe; seconded by Council Member Lynn Fox). Vote: Vice Mayor Kite and council members Cave, Fox, Haggett, Lowe and Reisinger recorded as YEA; Mayor Clinton O. Lucas, Jr. recorded as ABSTAIN. Outcome: approved.
- Approval of Combined Accounts Disbursement Warrants #43634–#43660 totaling $95,930.30 (motion by Council Member Brenda Haggett; seconded by Vice Mayor Kite). Vote: same roll-call pattern as above. Outcome: approved.
- Approval of Treasurer's Report dated March 5, 2026 showing $2,522,240.24 (motion by Council Member Lynn Fox; seconded by Council Member Christopher Reisinger). Vote: same roll-call pattern. Outcome: approved.
- Adoption of the Source Water Protection Plan (motion by Council Member Christopher Reisinger; seconded by Vice Mayor Kite). Vote: same roll-call pattern. Outcome: adopted. (See separate coverage of the source-water resolution.)
- Approval to hire Racey Engineering to perform a gravity-flow sewer feasibility study along Comer Lane at an estimated cost of $5,900 (motion by Vice Mayor Kite; seconded by Council Member Denise Cave). Vote: same roll-call pattern. Outcome: approved.
- Motion to adjourn (motion by Vice Mayor Kite; seconded by Council Member Brenda Haggett). Vote: same roll-call pattern. Outcome: approved; meeting adjourned at 8:00 p.m.
The minutes record that the mayor abstained from each roll-call tally; no NAY votes were recorded for the listed items.
