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Troy council clears space for Big Feelings festival, schedules BMS pay and web hosting for next meeting
Summary
The Troy City Council said it has no objection to inviting the 'Big Feelings: 2026 Festival' back to the park and scheduled proposals on BMS pay ($1,200/year) and email/web hosting ($165/month) for the upcoming Business Meeting.
During its Oct. 6 work meeting, the Troy City Council signaled informal approval for the return of the Big Feelings: 2026 Festival, with a participant identified as Lynn saying the festival is "very clean and respectful" and that the park is a preferred location.
In public comments not on the agenda, Clay Campbell raised the idea of BMS pay set at $1,200 per year to cover utilities; proponents said such a stipend would help retention and reduce late utility payments. The minutes state that the BMS pay topic will be placed on the Business Meeting agenda in two weeks for formal consideration.
Council members also heard a proposal for email and web hosting services run by Greg Goodman at $165 per month. The plan, as described in the minutes, would include archiving old emails and specifies that Greg Goodman would not own the city domain. That item likewise will appear on the Business Meeting agenda in two weeks.
The work meeting did not include formal votes on these items; the minutes record their placement on the upcoming Business Meeting agenda for fuller discussion and action.
