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Council approved airport taxiway design funding, signed off on a motor fuel tax reconciliation, and authorized replacing a failed warning siren. It also advanced a narrow zoning change for a small home-based canning business and tabled the public-camping ordinance after substantial discussion about homelessness and public safety.
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Council moved forward with several infrastructure and public-safety items. It approved a $150,899.88 pass-through payment for design work to rehabilitate Taxiway Bravo at DeKalb Taylor Municipal Airport, a $38,606.40 contract to replace a failed warning siren, and a resolution to confirm the City’s 2023 motor fuel tax spending for street work. Council also gave first-reading approval to a limited zoning change for a resident’s licensed small-batch canning business and tabled the public-camping ordinance after public concern and debate about homelessness.
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