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Pike Road council adopts suspension to Unified Development Code, approves funding and bond resolutions
Summary
The Town of Pike Road Council on June 24 adopted Ordinance 2026-0619 suspending portions of the Unified Development Code and approved Resolution 023-2026 (funding agreement) and Resolution 024-2026 (2026 bond parameters); the council also scheduled several first readings for future action.
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The Town of Pike Road Council voted June 24 to adopt an ordinance suspending parts of the Unified Development Code and approved two financing resolutions.
Mayor Gordon Stone convened the meeting at 7:00 A.M. and a quorum of council members was present. The council took up Ordinance 2026-0619, described in the meeting as a suspension for portions of the Unified Development Code. After questions from Councilwoman Angie Bradsher about zoning for the affected business types, Councilman Marcus Robinson moved to approve the ordinance and Councilman Rob Steindorff seconded. The motion carried; the meeting minutes note the vote was unanimous among voting members but recorded "without the vote from Mayor Stone."
The council later approved two fiscal measures. Following a presentation by Clint Graves, legal counsel, Councilwoman Bradsher moved to adopt Resolution 023-2026 (a funding agreement); Councilman Doug Fuhrman seconded and the resolution was adopted, again recorded as unanimous among voting members "without a vote from Mayor Stone." Councilman Marcus Robinson then moved to adopt Resolution 024-2026, which sets 2026 bond parameters; Councilwoman Mim Whatley seconded and the council adopted the resolution with the same recorded voting pattern.
Votes at a glance: Ordinance 2026-0619 (Suspension for Unified Development Code) — adopted (motion: Marcus Robinson; second: Rob Steindorff; vote recorded as unanimous among voting members, mayor did not cast a vote). Resolution 023-2026 (Funding Agreement) — adopted (mover: Angie Bradsher; seconder: Doug Fuhrman; vote recorded as unanimous among voting members, mayor did not cast a vote). Resolution 024-2026 (2026 Bond Parameters) — adopted (mover: Marcus Robinson; seconder: Mim Whatley; vote recorded as unanimous among voting members, mayor did not cast a vote).
The meeting record does not report individual yes/no tallies by name; minutes describe the outcomes as unanimous among voting members and explicitly state when the mayor did not cast a vote. No amendments were recorded for these items, and each adopted measure was announced as final by the presiding officer.
The council also scheduled several first readings (see separate coverage) of annexation and revenue-sourcing ordinances for action at a future meeting.
