Chief Financial Officer at City of Tupelo
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Work includes approx 600 LF of 48" cured-in-place pipe lining via UV cured and other appurtenant items.
Posted
Sep 25, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Work includes approx 600 LF of 48" cured-in-place pipe lining via UV cured and other appurtenant items.
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The Council conducted a regular meeting covering numerous agenda items, including public hearings on text amendments for development codes, commercial occupancy processes, and zoning applications. Key approvals included the preliminary plan for Garfield Commons subdivision, budget amendment #2 for fiscal year 2027, and the ratification of a contract with Business Communications Incorporated for server migration. The Council also authorized several grant applications and matching agreements related to airport infrastructure, including control tower and runway rehabilitation, as well as police department equipment grants. Additionally, the meeting included the approval of surplus status and demolition for an old fire station, a bid award for cemetery renovations, and the emergency purchase of transformers for the electric department.
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The Committee discussed several items, including the removal of an old agenda item (flex V26-04) from the agenda until further notice, and the approval of a rezoning request (RZ26-07) from agriculture open space to industrial for a parcel on Ryder Street. Additionally, the Committee addressed a request for a flexible variance to allow a bodega with alcohol sales at 288 South Green Street, which included discussion on neighborhood concerns and a staff recommendation for approval with specific conditions; ultimately, the Committee decided to table this item to allow for further communication with the applicant.
The Council meeting addressed several legislative and administrative agenda items. Key topics included bid awards for drainage improvements, a new consulting agreement, and tax exemptions for business structures. Public hearings were held regarding zoning text amendments and lot mowing. The Council authorized budget amendments, the opening of new bank accounts for state funds, and construction contracts for the fire department and local community center renovations. Additionally, the Council reviewed multiple planning and development applications, approved the demolition of city-owned recreational property, and held an executive session to discuss the acquisition of real property.
The council addressed the rezoning of property on Kohley Road, the proclamation of Piaminko Day, and recognitions for city employees and various local events, including updates on the Chickasaw Heritage Center development. Public hearings were held regarding lot mowing and specific property rezoning requests. A citizen raised concerns regarding a long-standing drainage and safety issue on Elvis Presley Drive. The council approved petty cash accounts, advertising expenditures for local festivals, an RFP for server and cloud storage equipment, the municipal compliance questionnaire, lot mowing lists and associated property liens, and a bid award for the Chickasaw Heritage Center entrance road construction.
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