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Votes at a glance: McIntosh council approves festival in principle, schedule and routine items

McIntosh Town Council · January 20, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 20 meeting the McIntosh Town Council approved in principle the 1890s Festival, allowed organizers facility use, moved the August meeting date and allocated a $100 donation to Arbor Day; all recorded motions passed unanimously.

The McIntosh Town Council recorded the following formal actions at its Jan. 20 meeting; all recorded votes were unanimous.

• Procedural motion to move item six for consideration after the consent agenda — moved by Cllr Deaderick, seconded by Cllr Medeiros; outcome: approved unanimously.

• Acceptance of the consent agenda and financials — moved by Cllr Deaderick, seconded by Cllr Ciotti; outcome: approved unanimously.

• Resolution (in principle) to approve a McIntosh 1890s Festival on Oct. 16–17, 2026 and use of rights-of-way and roads — moved by Cllr Deaderick, seconded by Cllr Medeiros; outcome: approved unanimously.

• Permission for the festival organizing group to use the community center until a governance structure is set — moved by Cllr Deaderick, seconded by Cllr Medeiros; outcome: approved unanimously.

• Change August meeting date to the 25th — moved by Cllr Deaderick, seconded by Cllr Medeiros; outcome: approved unanimously.

• Allocation of $100 donation from Mr. Feaster to Parks & Recreation for Arbor Day tree planting — moved by Cllr Medeiros, seconded by Cllr Deaderick; outcome: approved unanimously.

No recorded votes failed or were tabled during the meeting. Several agenda items (engineering estimates, stormwater priorities, walking-trail signage and the Comprehensive Plan/vision meeting) received discussion but no formal funding votes.