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New Haven leaders decline to pursue annexation of Log Still Distillery
Summary
At its Oct. 17 special meeting the New Haven Board of Commissioners agreed by consensus not to consider annexation of Log Still Distillery, leaving the city limits unchanged while noting other routine agenda items.
The New Haven Board of Commissioners on Oct. 17 agreed by consensus not to pursue annexation of Log Still Distillery, Mayor Linda Mattingly reported. The board did not take a formal vote but reached unanimous agreement during a brief discussion, Mayor Mattingly said.
The topic arose after Mayor Mattingly told the board the city had been approached about annexation. Commissioners did not advance a motion to begin annexation proceedings or to request staff research, instead choosing to defer any consideration "at this time," according to the meeting minutes.
The item drew no recorded public comment or staff presentation beyond the mayor's report. No timeline or conditions for revisiting the annexation were provided at the meeting.
The meeting continued with routine business, including approval of minutes and financial reports and several administrative and maintenance items.
