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Votes at a glance: McIntosh council adopts festival resolution, dismisses tree violation, approves consent agenda

McIntosh Town Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 17 meeting the McIntosh Town Council approved the consent agenda, adopted Resolution 2026-01(B) establishing the 1890’s Festival, empowered the Town Administrator to finalize festival logistics, dismissed a tree-permit violation, and declined a $5,000 festival sponsorship after a tie vote.

McIntosh — The McIntosh Town Council recorded several formal actions at its Feb. 17 meeting.

Consent agenda: Cllr Deaderick moved to approve the consent agenda including minutes and financials; Vice President Mullikin seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Festival resolution: The council adopted Resolution 2026-01(B) to establish the McIntosh 1890’s Festival for October 2026. The motion to adopt was made by Cllr Deaderick and seconded by Cllr Medeiros; recorded yes votes included President Jones, Vice President Mullikin, Cllr Deaderick and Cllr Medeiros.

Administrative authorization: The council voted to empower the Town Administrator to finalize details for the festival with the Seedlings Garden Club; that motion passed unanimously.

Sponsorship vote: A separate motion to authorize a $5,000 town sponsorship for the Seedlings Garden Club was moved by Cllr Deaderick and seconded by Cllr Medeiros. After public comment and council discussion the motion resulted in a tie and failed; the transcript records speakers both opposing and supporting the sponsorship but does not supply a roll-call breakdown for the sponsorship vote.

Tree-permit matter: Cllr Deaderick moved to dismiss proceedings on a tree-permit violation because the exact species of the sycamore tree was not provided; Vice President Mullikin seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Other business: Town staff reported an upcoming public meeting for the "Moving Forward I-75" project; flyers will be available at the Town Office. The meeting adjourned at 8:28 p.m.