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Northmoor mayor reports planning and waste‑service developments; Planning & Zoning meetings to follow

City of Northmoor Board of Aldermen · December 3, 2024
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Summary

Mayor Wilson updated the board on pending planning and zoning items — a proposed lot split by the Methodist Church and a rezoning request by a Pentecostal church — and flagged potential waste‑hauler rate changes tied to Lawrence Landfill increases. The board was notified but took no binding action.

Mayor Wilson used the meeting’s discussion segment to update aldermen on several neighborhood planning and service issues, including requests that will require Planning & Zoning review.

She said the owner of a Methodist Church property now wants to split the lot; that change will require another Planning & Zoning meeting and subsequent recommendations to the Board of Aldermen. Mayor Wilson also reported that Aaron Floyd has applied for a Planning & Zoning meeting to discuss rezoning a Pentecostal Church property to C2 commercial zoning; no dates were set and the board will be notified when a meeting is scheduled.

On solid‑waste service, Mayor Wilson said Kevin at Blacksher Disposal told her the Lawrence Landfill rate has increased about 400 percent, which could affect City costs because the city's selected hauler, Red Gate Disposal, may use that landfill. Mayor Wilson said she reviewed the contract and was told the rate could change; she said she had been advised "not to worry about it yet" but noted the increase must be presented to the Lawrence council. Using Liberty Landfill was mentioned as an alternative.

Mayor Wilson also reported that repairs to the city Durango are complete and the vehicle is operational; she recommended a starting sale price of $19,500 if the city lists it as a police vehicle with the cage intact. The Riverside Fire Department was absent and Fire Chief Gordon Fowlston did not provide a report.

These items were presented as updates; the transcript does not record formal board votes or instructions to staff regarding zoning dates or changes to the waste‑service contract.