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Commission adopts amendment to Dumas drought contingency plan
Summary
On Nov. 12 the Dumas City Commission adopted Ordinance No. 1248, amending the city's Drought Contingency Plan. Commissioner Tommy Brooks moved the ordinance, Commissioner Clayton Blacksher seconded, and the minutes record the motion carried on its second and final reading (individual vote counts not provided).
The Dumas City Commission on Nov. 12 adopted Ordinance No. 1248 to amend the city's Drought Contingency Plan. Commissioner Tommy Brooks moved to adopt the ordinance and Commissioner Clayton Blacksher seconded; the minutes state this was the second and final reading and that the motion carried. The minutes do not include a roll-call vote or the specific changes made to the drought plan.
The record shows the commission treated the matter as a routine adoption on final reading; the minutes include no staff presentation, supporting exhibits, or public comment on the amendment. The text of the adopted amendment is not included in the minutes, so details about new restrictions, triggers, or operational changes are "not specified" in the public record of this meeting.
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