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Council tables $315,000 Economic Development Corporation spending request
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Council voted 4–0 to table an Economic Development Corporation request to spend $315,000 after EDC Director Mike Slye said the agenda language needed correction to comply with the Texas Open Meetings Act. The item will return to a future meeting.
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The Crandall Economic Development Corporation (EDC) request to spend $315,000 was tabled by the City Council at its May 18 meeting after EDC Director Mike Slye told the council the agenda language required correction to satisfy the Texas Open Meetings Act. Mayor Pro Tem Scott Rogers moved to table the item; Councilmember Caleb Allen seconded, and the motion passed unanimously, 4–0.
Slye recommended postponing action so staff could correct the agenda language and ensure compliance with statutory notice requirements. The council did not debate the merits of the spending request in open session; the item was postponed to the next council meeting for formal consideration once the agenda notice is revised.
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