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Byron council approves supplemental appropriation to address stormwater, drainage by library
Summary
At a June 22 special session, the City of Byron mayor and council unanimously approved a FY2025 supplemental appropriation to fund stormwater needs after City Administrator Tiffany Sandefur said adjustments were needed; Police Chief Wesley Cannon updated council on drainage repairs near the Byron Library.
The City of Byron mayor and council unanimously approved a resolution June 22 authorizing a supplemental appropriation to the city’s FY2025 budget to address stormwater needs and related drainage repairs.
City Administrator Tiffany Sandefur told the council the adjustment was needed to address stormwater issues. "The adjustment was needed regarding stormwater," Sandefur said, and presented the resolution that supplements the General Appropriations Resolution adopted Dec. 9, 2024. Councilmember Michael Chumbley moved to approve the resolution and Councilmember Chris Hodges seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
The written resolution adopted by the council supplements the city’s General Appropriations Resolution for fiscal year 2025 and incorporates an attached Exhibit A that itemizes the specific line-item appropriations and disappropriations. The minutes record that Police Chief Wesley Cannon spoke briefly and updated elected officials on drainage issues around the Byron Library that are currently being repaired; the minutes do not specify dollar amounts or line-item totals for the stormwater adjustment.
The action was recorded in the official minutes as a formal resolution of the mayor and council and carries the effect of amending the FY2025 appropriations as described in the adopted text. The minutes do not list specific dollar figures in the discussion; Exhibit A referenced in the resolution is noted in the record but not reproduced in the minutes.
The council took the vote during a brief special session and adjourned at 10:10 a.m. The city clerk’s record shows the resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of the mayor and council present.
