Emily Haynes

The meeting addressed several topics including a discussion on maximum occupancy of single-family dwellings and gratitude for the council's work. An update on FEMA projects, recovery projects, and paving was provided. Discussion of the Buckeye Lake project, Charter Hills Road, Sewer Plant Repairs, Buckeye Dam and Water Plant Intake, Greenbrier Road, Skiway Circle Utility Work, and Lake Coffey also took place. The council also discussed proposed changes to the nuisance and solid waste ordinance and the need for interested persons to apply for the Board of Adjustment.

The Town Council meeting included discussions on property monuments, resident parking, and road repairs. The council addressed board vacancies, appointed a member to the Recreation Committee, and held a public hearing on code amendments related to water mitigation. The Town Manager provided updates on FEMA funding, recovery projects, lake conditions, commercial district plans, trail development, nuisance ordinance changes, and storm water utility. The council also discussed a special meeting to award bids and recognized town employees for their work.

The Town Council meeting addressed several topics, including public comments on road conditions and concerns about spending. The council discussed rezoning town property, adopting the FY 2025 Fee Schedule, and holding a public hearing for the FY 2025 Annual Budget. They also approved the 2025-2026 Annual Budget Ordinance, the purchase of property at 109 Greenbriar Road, and accepted bids for Special Road Projects #1 and #2. Updates were provided on recovery efforts related to damages, water bill issues, lead line water supply surveys, Lake Coffey progress, and the Commercial District Plan. Council members commented on the Commercial District Plan, supporting local businesses, traffic for an upcoming concert, and the budget process.

The Town Council meeting included discussions on a property boundary dispute, a call for a public hearing on code amendments, and the acceptance of bids for special road projects. The council also addressed a resolution and promissory note for a cashflow loan, and the Town Manager sought direction on potential changes to the Nuisance Ordinance. Updates were provided on FEMA revenue, Lake Coffey, and the Commercial Distract Plan. Additionally, the council scheduled a Special Council Meeting to consider accepting bids for road work.

The meeting included discussions on the solid waste franchise extension, employee health insurance, and the FY 2026 town budget, including a public hearing. The council also addressed a Board of Adjustment vacancy and a proposed town property rezoning, holding a public hearing on the matter. Reports were presented by the Town Manager and various departments, including budget and finance, fire, recreation, and police. The council entered a closed session for attorney-client matters.