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Council approves special events permits and votes to destroy old computer hard drives
Summary
Cherokee Village City Council approved two special-event permits (Music at the Gazebo and Lions Club White Cane Day) and unanimously passed a motion to destroy old hard drives and recycle remaining computer parts; members discussed donating 10 used laptops to public safety departments.
The council approved two special-use permits on Sept. 18: 2025-14 for Music at the Gazebo (Sept. 18–Oct. 16, 2025) and 2025-15 for the Lions Club White Cane Day (Oct. 2, 2025). The two permits were approved in a single motion moved by Council Member Martin and seconded by Council Member R. Tatum; the vote was 8–0.
On a separate motion, Council Member Martin moved (seconded by Council Member J. Tatum) to destroy the hard drives from old city computers and recycle the remaining parts; the motion passed 8–0. Council members discussed whether the ten laptops formerly used for council meetings could be reassigned to the police or fire departments; Mayor Rose said he would work on that for the October meeting.
The approvals were routine and included event dates and a clear instruction on disposal of city IT equipment. The council did not specify grant funding for events or commit to a donation plan for the laptops at this meeting.
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