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Votes and actions at a glance — Ridgeway Town Council, Sept. 9, 2025
Summary
Council approved routine minutes and reports, advanced a zoning-fee increase, entered and exited a closed session on personnel, and adjourned; minutes record motions but do not include roll-call tallies.
At the Sept. 9 meeting the Ridgeway Town Council recorded several formal motions and outcomes in the minutes:
- Approve August 2025 minutes. Motion by Mike Bass, seconded by Brad Hairston. Motion passed. - Approve July Treasurer’s Report. Motion by Maeve McCulloch, seconded by Brad Hairston. Motion passed. - Zoning application fee increase (from $250.00 to $600.00). Motion by Mike Bass, seconded by Brad Hairston. Motion passed. - Enter closed session under Section 2.2‑3711(A)(1) to discuss personnel matters. Motion by Maeve McCulloch, seconded by Brad Hairston. Motion passed. - Exit closed session and confirmation poll. Motion by Mike Bass, seconded by Maeve McCulloch; Ronnie Garren polled members and recorded that only personnel and legal matters were discussed. - Adjourn. Motion by Mike Bass, seconded by Brad Hairston. Motion passed.
The minutes record outcomes as "Motion passed" for each recorded motion; they do not include roll-call vote tallies or recorded dissent. For items with legal or fiscal consequences (zoning fee change, closed session citation), the minutes provide the motion text but list implementation details and vote tallies as not specified.
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