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Board declines independent FEMA errors-and-omissions pursuit on Pine Lake Dam; will support McGill only at McGill’s expense

Boiling Spring Lakes City · March 3, 2026
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Summary

After closed-session consultation with the city attorney, the board voted that the city will not independently pursue an errors-and-omissions process through FEMA regarding Pine Lake Dam; if McGill pursues it, the board will support McGill but only at McGill’s expense. Motion passed 4-0.

Following a closed session to consult with counsel under § 143-318.11, the Board of Commissioners returned to open session and voted on a related direction concerning Pine Lake Dam. Commissioner Kim Sherwood moved that the city will not independently pursue an errors-and-omissions process through FEMA; if McGill chooses to pursue that process, the board will support McGill but only at McGill’s expense. Commissioner Teagan Hall seconded the motion and it passed 4-0.

The board stated no action was taken during the closed session itself. The motion records the board’s policy position on pursuing FEMA-related errors-and-omissions remedies and ties any city support to McGill’s initiative and cost-bearing.