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Votes and actions at a glance: Union Point City Council, May 12, 2026

Union Point City Council · May 12, 2026
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Summary

Summary of formal motions and outcomes at the May 12 Union Point City Council meeting: agenda and minutes approved; Friend of Court resolution failed due to lack of second; property-declaration, BankSouth account, and appointment motions passed unanimously; adjournment passed.

The Union Point City Council recorded the following formal actions at its May 12, 2026 meeting: approval of the meeting agenda (motion by Council Member Boswell, second by Council Member Harris, passed unanimously); approval of the April 2026 minutes (motion by Council Member Harris, second by Council Member Mundy, passed unanimously); an attempted motion to adopt a "Friend of Court" resolution in Chang v. Milton that failed for lack of a second; approval of a Resolution Declaring Personal Property to Be of No Use (motion by Council Member Boswell, second by Council Member Harris, passed unanimously); approval to open a BankSouth checking account for impact fees (motion by Council Member Jim Scott, second by Council Member Boswell, passed unanimously); appointment of Scott Tolleson to serve as Union Point's representative on the Greene County Development Authority (motion by Council Member Boswell, second by Council Member Mundy, passed unanimously); and adjournment at 7:20 p.m. (motion by Council Member Mundy, second by Council Member Johnson, passed unanimously).

Where the minutes record no roll-call tally (the Friend of Court motion), the action failed due to not receiving a second. Several items directed staff follow-up rather than immediate policy changes, including a request that Superintendent Stephens check water pressure at a resident's address and follow up about an odor complaint. Dates, motion text and movers/seconders are taken from the meeting minutes as recorded in the transcript.