City Council Business Meeting on 2025-04-28 5:00 PM - Apr 28, 2025
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What is the purpose of the opening call‑to‑order and consent agenda?
you
We'll be right back.
Okay, we have a wait-wait. You ready? Yes. Studio, we're ready. Good luck. All right. Here we are. We are... I want to call to order the consent and action review items for the Charlotte City Council. This is a time that we review things that perhaps we are working on or working towards, and sometimes be able to actually get things done faster with this part of it. So we have a program that we begin with And so, Madam Clerk, would you introduce and we'll go around so that people have time to settle in. Billy Tons, Deputy City Clerk.
Anthony Fox, Interim City Attorney.
Good evening, I'm Renee Johnson and I have the honor of representing District 4. Good evening, Marjorie Molina, District 5. Good evening, Dante Anderson, Mayor Pro Tem, District 1. Bye, Lyle's Mayor.
Marcus Jones, City Manager. Malcolm Graham, District 2. Ed Driggs, District 7.
Good evening, LaWanna Mayfield, Council Member at Large. Good evening, I'm Victoria Wallington, and I have the pleasure of serving you at large. Good evening, Dimpalaj Mira, at large. Thank you very much. We are going to now look at our consent agenda. Items 17 through 36 may be considered in one motion, except those items that are removed by a council member for a separate vote or for comment. So with that, do I have a motion? So moved. We have a motion for the consent agenda. Ms. Mayfield?
Yes.
Thank you, Madam Mayor. I would like to pull out 26, 34, and 26. 26. 34. 34. We are, I'm sorry, Ms. Miller, I feel I should have gotten that because we have speakers that are going to be here on 34. So that would be very helpful. Thank you very much for that. Okay. Excuse me. And 23. So 23, 26, and 34 for discussion. 23. 26, and then 34. So why don't we go ahead and deal with those that do not have speakers, and we start with 23 and 26. Ms.
Mayfield? Do you want to vote for all of the other ones? Oh,
yeah, we can. We can do that one time. So do you make a motion with the following exceptions? Okay, we have a motion with the exceptions that are noted. Is there any comment?
There's a second to the motion.
We have a second? We have a second to the motion. Are you
clear about what the exceptions are for the clerk? Are you okay? 23, 26, and
34.
All right. Yeah.
Okay. So with that, all in favor of the motion, please raise your hand. Anyone opposed? Opposed? So I believe everyone that's unanimous for those that are here today. So now let's go to the items that Ms. Mayfield has identified. The first one being 23, nutrient harvesting at McAlpine Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility. Ms. Mayfield? Move to approve. Second. Okay, we have a motion to approve.
And a
second by Mr. Driggs. Any comments? Thank you, Madam Mayor. So I just want, one, I appreciate that we have a good number of participation. I just wanted to make sure I had a better understanding when we're looking at a $30 million grant for the design bill of construction, and this is a facility in Pineville, understanding the relationship between Charlotte and Pineville and what, if any, funding is contributed by Pineville on these partnerships, and if that's something in the future that can be added, because we have a number of partners in the region. I think it will be helpful to have a clear designation so that the taxpayers in Charlotte understand why and that we may be partnering on these projects and not looking for the full amount to be coming from us.
Okay. Great. Thank you very much for that. So the next one was water treatment plants, force main and
pipeline.
Oh, we have to make a motion
to approve 23. There's a motion made in second.
You just have to
vote. All we have to do is vote.
Okay. Thank you all very
much. I
appreciate
it.
All right. So would you like to vote? Let's do it. Let's do that. All in favor, please raise your hands. Anyone opposed? All right, that passes as well. So we have speakers for the arts and culture grant making services. And so we have 26 as
well.
Did the water treatment, we have a motion on that? I thought we just did
the motion.
It's a motion
and a
second. Okay. Any discussion? Hearing no discussion. Oh, Ms. Mayfield.
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Agenda
7 items
1
What is the purpose of the opening call‑to‑order and consent agenda?
0:12–10:42
2
How are items 23, 26, and 34 discussed and voted on?
10:42–53:40
3
What do the arts and culture grant speakers request and why?
53:40–2:12:46
4
What is the council being urged to do about animal welfare and shelter funding?
2:12:46–2:13:50
5
How do community volunteers describe the current animal shelter crisis and their requests?
2:13:50–3:38:49
6
What are the key points of the new Community Area Plans and how will they guide future development?
3:38:49–3:51:46
7
What motions and procedural actions are being taken as the council moves into public hearings and closed‑session votes?
3:51:46–4:28:26
Speakers
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