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The Board adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and tax millage rates, including specific ad valorem tax levies for municipal purposes and utility rates. Additionally, the Board authorized an agreement with the North Mississippi Hummingbird Foundation to dedicate an easement at the entrance of the Hummingbird Garden.
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The meeting included a public hearing regarding the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget and tax millage. Discussions focused on budget components across various departments, including the General Fund, Debt Service, Tourism, Amphitheater, and Utilities. Key financial items reviewed involved departmental salary adjustments, pay increases for police and fire personnel, funding for new positions, capital projects such as street resurfacing, infrastructure improvements, and equipment acquisitions. Additionally, the board reviewed the planning agenda, personnel docket, claims docket, and received legal updates from the City Attorney.
The Board discussed and approved several items, including an award for safe digging practices from Atmos, the expansion of the leisure and recreation district in the Snowden area, and a contract for police vehicle decontamination. Further approvals were granted for the purchase of 16 police vehicles, the declaration of a firearm as surplus for a retiring detective, the selection of an engineering consultant for road and path projects, a permit agreement with Grenada Railroad for the State Line Road project, and a resolution to authorize the cleanup of private properties.
The Board of Aldermen approved a task order for an indoor tennis complex design, which will involve demolishing the existing facility to construct a new one with options for 8, 10, or 12 courts. They amended a city ordinance to clarify that registered surveyors, rather than engineers, can certify property plats. The Board authorized a sole source purchase for specialized utility equipment, ratified a contract for environmental remediation services, and approved the filing of liens for property maintenance. Planning applications were approved for a single-lot subdivision, a design review for a commercial building, and two mixed-use buildings in Silo Square. Additionally, the Board addressed a scrivener's error regarding subdivision setbacks to align with current building codes.
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