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Board approves budget amendment, FoxPE and real estate contracts, and $4,797.14 in water/sewer adjustments
Summary
At its March 2 meeting the Board of Mayor & Aldermen passed Ordinance 26-01 (FY26 budget amendment) on second reading and approved contracts for sewer rehab and a real estate transaction related to the Lights Chapel CSX/redlight project; the board also approved $4,797.14 in water and sewer adjustments.
The Board of Mayor & Aldermen conducted routine business at its March 2, 2026 meeting, approving a series of motions by recorded roll votes.
Key actions recorded in the minutes include: approval of Ordinance 26-01 on second reading to amend the FY26 budget; authorization of a professional services agreement with FoxPE for the FY26 sewer rehabilitation project; approval of a real estate contract between the city and the Jeffries family for the Lights Chapel CSX/redlight project; and approval of monthly water and sewer adjustments for February 2026 totaling $4,797.14. Each of the listed motions passed by a 5-0 roll vote according to the minutes.
Votes at a glance: - Ordinance 26-01 (FY26 budget amendment) — motion by Alderman Chris Davis; second by Alderman Donald Toohey; tally 5-0; outcome: approved. - Professional services agreement with FoxPE (FY26 sewer rehab) — motion by Alderman Chris Davis; second by Alderman Donald Toohey; tally 5-0; outcome: approved. - Real estate contract for Lights Chapel CSX/redlight project (Jeffries family) — motion by Alderman Billy Ray Dorris; second by Alderman Donald Toohey; tally 5-0; outcome: approved. - Monthly water and sewer adjustments (February 2026) — motion by Alderman Jeff DeLong; second by Alderman Chris Davis; amount $4,797.14; tally 5-0; outcome: approved. - Agenda adoption and minutes approval were also recorded as passed (each 5-0). The meeting adjourned at 6:30 p.m.
The minutes record the motions, movers and seconders and roll vote outcomes; they do not show dissenting votes or recorded abstentions for any of these items.
