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McIntosh council approves Live Nativity use, tree permit and Parks & Recreation appointment
Summary
The McIntosh Town Council on Dec. 16 approved a multi-year request for a Live Nativity, granted a tree permit requiring one replacement, and appointed Clark Beasley to the Parks & Recreation board; minutes were approved with one recusal.
The McIntosh Town Council met at 7:00 p.m. Dec. 16 at the Community Center and approved several routine items, including a multi-year use of town property for a Live Nativity, a tree permit requiring replanting, and a Parks & Recreation board appointment.
Vice President Mullikin moved to accept the consent agenda, with Councilor Medeiros seconding; the council approved the consent items and recorded the minutes as approved 4-0 for that item after Councilor Deaderick recused himself because he was not at the prior meeting. Vice President Mullikin read the town’s civility pledge at the start of the meeting: "The public officials of the Town of McIntosh pledge to conduct all public discourse in a civil manner. All public officials will treat one another and its citizens, and residents with courtesy and respect and ask the public to do the same toward the public officials, and each other. We will be respectful of one another even when we disagree. We will direct all comments toward the issues. We will avoid personal attacks." (Read by Vice President Mullikin.)
On agenda item one, Councilor Deaderick moved to approve A.J. Glessing’s request to use town property for a Live Nativity both for this year and the next four years; Councilor Medeiros seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The council did not state additional conditions in the transcript.
On the second item, Vice President Mullikin moved to approve a tree permit for Dan Feaster and recommended that one tree be replanted; Councilor Medeiros seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The council recorded replanting as a condition.
On the third item, Vice President Mullikin moved to accept Clark Beasley’s application to the Parks & Recreation board; Councilor Medeiros seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Lieutenant Julie Bowinkle also introduced herself and provided the monthly report for McIntosh earlier in the meeting. The Parks & Recreation chair later summarized a recent event, which several councilors praised during comments. Mayor Scott was listed as absent in the roll call. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m.
Next steps: no follow-up dates or reporting requirements were specified in the transcript for the approved items.
