Council approves $4,000 participation in regional animal-control feasibility study (Resolution No. 385)
Summary
Newark approved Resolution No. 385 to join an interlocal agreement with the City of Justin for a regional animal-control feasibility study and authorized the city's $4,000 share of the study cost. The motion passed unanimously.
The Newark City Council approved Resolution No. 385 authorizing an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the City of Justin to participate in a regional animal-control feasibility study and authorized expenditure of $4,000 as Newark's share.
Councilmember Melanie Payne moved for approval and Mayor Pro Tem Chris Raines seconded; the council approved the resolution unanimously. The minutes specify the city's share as $4,000 and record the motion and vote but do not include the study timeline or vendor details.
The resolution directs staff to enter the interlocal agreement and remit Newark's share to support the feasibility study among participating jurisdictions.
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