Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government  
200 E. Main St  
Lexington, KY 40507  
Minutes  
Tuesday, November 18, 2025  
5:00 PM  
Council Chambers  
Urban County Council  
Roll Call  
I.  
15 -  
Present  
Absent  
Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Chuck Ellinger  
II; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord; Hannah  
LeGris; Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny;  
Liz Sheehan and Dan Wu  
0
Invocation  
II.  
Minutes of the Previous Meetings  
III.  
A motion was made by Council Member Jennifer Reynolds, seconded by  
Council Member Hannah LeGris, that this Minutes be Approved.The motion  
PASSED by unanimous vote.  
Presentations  
IV.  
V.  
VI.  
1.  
Public Comment - Issues on Agenda  
Ordinances – Second Reading  
An Ordinance amending the following Section of Chapter 12 of the  
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Code of Ordinances  
pertaining to Section 12-5 related to penalties to reduce the time period  
in which to assess citations and civil fines, and providing for an  
administrative cost of two hundred and fifty dollars ($250), effective upon  
passage of Council. [Council Office, Hall]  
A motion was made by Council Member Curtis, seconded by Council Member  
Sheehan, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the  
following vote:  
15 -  
Aye:  
Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Chuck Ellinger;  
Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord; Hannah LeGris;  
Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan  
and Dan Wu  
0
0
Nay:  
Absent:  
2.  
An Ordinance amending the Lexington-Fayette County Zoning Ordinance,  
as follows: amending Article 1 to add a definition for manufactured home  
and to update the definitions for mobile home and dwelling, and further  
amending Article 10, relating to the Mobile Home Park (M-1P) zone, in  
order to be compliant with state regulations regarding manufactured  
housing. (Urban County Planning Commission). Approval of the Staff  
Alternative Text 8-0. [Div. of Planning, Duncan]  
A motion was made by Council Member Curtis, seconded by Council Member  
Sheehan, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the  
following vote:  
15 -  
Aye:  
Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Chuck Ellinger;  
Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord; Hannah LeGris;  
Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan  
and Dan Wu  
0
0
Nay:  
Absent:  
3.  
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the Lexington-Fayette  
Urban County Government to reflect current requirements for municipal  
expenditures, and appropriating and re-appropriating funds, FY 2026  
Schedule No. 14. [Div. of Budgeting, Lueker]  
A motion was made by Council Member Curtis, seconded by Council Member  
Sheehan, that this Ordinance be Approved.The motion PASSED by the  
following vote:  
15 -  
Aye:  
Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Chuck Ellinger;  
Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord; Hannah LeGris;  
Shayla Lynch; Tyler Morton; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan  
and Dan Wu  
0
0
Nay:  
Absent:  
4.  
An Ordinance amending Section 13-13(b) of the Code of Ordinances of  
the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government to create a Recovery  
Residence License and establish fees relating thereto; creating a new  
Article of Chapter 13 of the Code of Ordinances of the Lexington-Fayette  
Urban County Government (Article VII - Recovery Residences), adopting  
state law requirements for certification of recovery residences; exercising  
concurrent local authority regarding recovery residences by requiring  
individuals or entities operating recovery residences to obtain  
a
Recovery Residence License for each recovery residence and to provide  
the information required for a Recovery Residence License, including  
proof of certification; adopting enforcement procedures by authorizing  
civil citations and civil penalties for violations and establishing appeal  
procedures, abatement requirements, and rehousing requirements;  
designating the Administrative Hearing Board as the Code Enforcement  
Board with jurisdiction to hear appeals; authorizing liens and such other  
relief as may be appropriate to enforce compliance with the requirements  
for recovery residences; and authorizing the Div. of Revenue to adopt any  
amended policies or procedures to effectuate the purposes of this  
Ordinance, all effective upon passage of Council, as amended. [Council  
Office, Hall]  
A motion was made by Council Member Shayla Lynch, seconded by Council  
Member Joseph Hale, that this Ordinance be Amended.The motion PASSED  
by majority vote (Council Member Jennifer Reynolds and Council Member  
Tyler Morton voted nay).  
A motion was made that this Ordinance Receive First Reading and sent to the  
Urban County Council to return on 11/20/2025.The motion PASSED by  
unanimous vote.  
Ordinances – First Reading  
VII.  
5.  
An Ordinance modifying the conditional zoning restriction in a  
commercial Center (B-6P) zone relating to the maximum gross building  
area limitation for 56.27 net (71.45 gross) acres, for property located at  
2300-2350 Grey Lag Way, 2320 and 2344 Elkhorn Rd., and 2200-2277  
War Admiral Way. (War Admiral Place, LLC; Council District 6).  
Conditional Approval 10-0 [To Be Heard By January 21, 2026] [Div of  
Planning, Duncan]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
6.  
An Ordinance amending the Lexington-Fayette County Zoning Ordinance  
as follows: amending Section 3-13(b) and Appendix Section 22a-3(d)  
and creating Appendix Sections 22a-3(c)(5), 22b-5(b)(11), 22b-5(c)(11),  
and 22c-4(a)(23), all in order to allow Short Term Rentals in the Planned  
Unit Development (PUD-1, PUD-2, PUD-3) zones. (Urban County  
Council). Approval of the Staff Alternative Text 9-0 [Div. of Planning,  
Duncan]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County  
Government to reflect current requirements for municipal expenditures, and  
appropriating and re-appropriating funds, FY 2026 Schedule No. 15. [Div. of Budgeting,  
Lueker]  
7.  
8.  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
An Ordinance amending certain of the Budgets of the Lexington-Fayette  
Urban County Government for Committee of the Whole appropriations as  
approved during FY 2025 fund balance discussions, and appropriating  
and re-appropriating funds, Schedule No. 16. [Div. of Budgeting, Lueker]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
9.  
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by abolishing one (1)  
classified position of Systems Analyst, Grade 523E, and creating one (1)  
classified position of Technical Architect, Grade 528E, all in the Div. of  
Computer Services, effective upon passage of Council. [Div. of Human  
Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
10.  
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by creating one (1)  
classified position of Security Officer, Grade 511N, in the Dept. of Public  
Safety, and creating two (2) positions of Recreation Specialist Sr., Grade  
516N, and creating one (1) Public Service Worker, Grade 508N, both in  
the Div. of Aging and Disability Services, all effective retroactive to July 1,  
2025. [Div. of Human Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
11.  
12.  
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by creating one (1)  
classified position of Accountant Sr., Grade 524E, in the Div. of  
Accounting, effective upon passage of Council. [Div. of Human  
Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by adopting revised pay  
grades, job codes, job classifications, job titles, and salary ranges for  
positions in the Divs. of Engineering, Streets and Roads, Water Quality,  
Waste Management, Environmental Services, Community Corrections,  
Police, Fire and Emergency Services, Aging and Disability Services,  
Family Services, Youth Services, Facilities and Fleet Management, and  
Parks and Recreation, based on a market study performed by the Div. of  
Human Resources, and directing the administration to transfer  
incumbents as appropriate and to implement any recommended salary  
adjustments for classified and Unclassified Civil Service employees in  
these positions, effective the first payroll Monday following passage of  
Council. [Div. of Human Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
13.  
An Ordinance amending the authorized strength by abolishing one (1)  
classified position of Code Enforcement Officer, Grade 517N, and  
creating one (1) classified position of Code Enforcement Officer Sr.,  
Grade 518N, all in the Div. of Code Enforcement, effective upon passage  
of Council. [Div. of Human Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
Resolutions – First Reading  
VIII.  
1.  
A Resolution accepting the bid of C3 Mechanical, in the amount of  
$25,000, for the Mounted Police Ventilation Repairs, for the Div. of  
Facilities and Fleet Management, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of  
the Urban County Government, to execute an Agreement with C3  
Mechanical, related to the bid. (4 Bids, Low) [Baradaran]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
2.  
3.  
A Resolution accepting the bid of Kentucky Stream Restoration in the  
amount of $222,000 for the Southland Park Water Quality Improvements,  
for the Div. of Environmental Services. (3 Bids, Low) [Carey]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution accepting the bid of Myers Fence Inc., in the amount of  
$110,000, for the Veterans Park Net Backstop Replacement, for the Div.  
of Parks and Recreation, and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the  
Urban County Government, to execute an Agreement with Myers Fence  
Inc., related to the bid. (1 Bid, Low) [Conrad]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
4.  
A
Resolution ratifying the Permanent Classified Civil Service  
Appointments of: Michael Lemaster, Project Manager, Grade 520N,  
$32.391 hourly in the Div. of Environmental Services, effective  
September  
Principal, Grade 520N, $31.620 hourly in the Div. of Environmental  
Services, effective October 7, 2025, Brandon Eads, Vehicle  
30,  
2025,  
Sharon  
Bogner,  
Administrative  
Specialist  
&
Equipment Technician, Grade 517N, $25.696 hourly in the Div. of  
Facilities and Fleet Management, effective November 5, 2025, Lorne  
Shearere, Heavy Equipment Technician, Grade 519N, $30.755 hourly in  
the Div. of Facilities and Fleet Management, effective November 19,  
2025, Desiree Willis, Grants Administrative Aide, Grade 518N, $26.422  
hourly in the Div. of Grants and Special Programs, effective October 14,  
2025; and ratifying the Permanent Sworn Appointment of: Bige Towery,  
Police Sergeant, Grade 315N, $42.968 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective September 30, 2025. [Div. of Human Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
5.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, or the Chief Information Officer as the  
Mayor’s designee, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to execute  
Amendment No. 2 to The Riskmaster Accelerator AWS Software as a  
Service (SaaS) Access Agreement with Computer Sciences Corporation  
(CSC), extending the term of Work Order No. 8 for thirty-six (36) months,  
from October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2028, at a cost estimated not to  
exceed $60,039.30 annually, and further authorizing the Mayor or the  
Chief Information Officer as the Mayor’s designee to execute any other  
documents, including future renewals, necessary for the operation,  
support, or maintenance of the same, all subject to the appropriation of  
sufficient funds in future fiscal years. [Div. of Computer Services, Stewart]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
14.  
Ordinance of the Council of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County  
Government authorizing and approving the execution of a Tenth  
Supplemental Lease Agreement between the Lexington-Fayette Urban  
County Airport Board as the lessor and the Lexington-Fayette Urban  
County Government as the lessee in connection with the issuance of a  
Line of Credit Agreement dated as of December 10, 2025, by and  
between Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board and Pinnacle  
Bank with respect to (i) Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board  
General Airport Revenue Obligation, 2025 Series A (Credit Note)  
(Lexington- Fayette Urban County Government General Obligation),  
pursuant to a 2025a Credit Note in a maximum aggregate principal  
amount not to exceed $25,000,000, for the purpose of providing interim  
financing for certain airport facilities at the Blue Grass Airport in Fayette  
County, Ky. and (II) Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board  
General Airport Revenue Obligation, 2025 Series B (Credit Note)  
(Federally Taxable) (Lexington- Fayette Urban County Government  
General Obligation), pursuant to a 2025b Credit Note in a maximum  
aggregate principal amount not to exceed $40,000,000 for the purpose  
of providing interim financing for certain airport facilities at the Blue Grass  
Airport in Fayette County, Ky. [Council Office, Hall]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
6.  
7.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute an Agreement with Atlantic Emergency  
Solutions, for a Custom Pierce Enforcer Custom Pumper at a cost not to  
exceed $1,150,000. [Div. of Fire and Emergency Management, Wells]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A
Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor to execute  
a
Memorandum of Understanding with CASA of Lexington, Inc., Fayette  
County Family Courts and the Fayette County Attorney’s Office, for the  
provision of statutorily required services for children who enter the  
Fayette County Court System as a result of dependency, neglect and/or  
abuse. [Div. of Youth Services, Persley]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
8.  
9.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute the Grant Agreement with Bluegrass  
Agtech Development Corp. for challenge grants to improve agriculture  
technology, at a cost not to exceed $250,000. [Mayor's Office, Atkins]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement with Lexington Christian  
Academy, to host the annual Kiddie Kapers Holiday Show, at an  
estimated cost not to exceed $1,500. [Div. of Parks and Recreation,  
Conrad]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
10.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to accept an additional award of $12,577.96 from  
the Ky. Dept. of Education/Div. of School and Community Nutrition in  
Federal funds for participation in the united States Dept. of Agriculture’s  
Child Care Food Program, for provision of breakfast, lunch, and  
supplements at free and reduced rates to infants and toddlers attending  
the Family Care Center’s Childcare and Pre-School Programs in FY  
2025, the acceptance of which does not obligate the Urban County  
Government to the expenditure of funds, and authorizing the Mayor to  
transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant Budget. [Div. of Family  
Services, Horton-Holt]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
11.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Amendment to an Agreement with A Caring  
Place, Inc., to revise the audit requirements and further authorizing the  
Mayor to execute any other necessary amendments with A Caring Place,  
Inc., related to the Agreement. [Div. of Aging and Disability Services,  
Stambaugh]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
12.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute the 2026 General Term Orders for the Fayette  
County Clerk, establishing the number of deputies and assistants allowed  
to the County Clerk and their respective compensation, subject to the  
limits for each category as specified in the General Term Orders and the  
requirements established by law. [Dept. of Finance, Hensley]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
13.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute and submit a Grant Application to the Ky.  
State Police-Vehicle Enforcement Div., to provide any additional  
information requested in connection with this Grant Application, and to  
accept this Grant if the application is approved, which Grant funds are in  
the amount of $64,864.10 in Federal funds for the continued operation of  
the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP) for FY 2025, the  
acceptance of which obligates the Urban County Government to the  
expenditure of $3,413.90 as a local match, and authorizing the Mayor to  
transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant Budget. [Div. of Police,  
Weathers]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
14.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to accept an award of $200,000 in Federal funds  
from the U.S. Dept. of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing  
Services (COPS), under the Law Enforcement Mental Health & Wellness  
Act Grant Program (LEMHWA) for FY 2026 through FY 2028, for the  
expansion of the Wellness Unit in the Div. of Police, the acceptance of  
which does not obligate the Urban County Government to the expenditure  
of funds, and authorizing the Mayor to transfer unencumbered funds within  
the Grant Budget for this Grant. [Div. of Police, Weathers]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
15.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to accept a Grant Award of $33,500 from the  
Bluegrass Community Foundation to support programming along Town  
Branch Commons, the acceptance of which does not obligate the Urban  
County Government for the expenditure of funds, and authorizing the  
Mayor to transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant Budget. [Div. of  
Parks and Recreation, Conrad]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
16.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute Change Order No. 1 to the Agreement with  
Tribute Contracting & Consultants, LLC, for the Blenheim Way Sewer  
Replacement Project, decreasing the Contract price by the sum of  
$140,380.57, from $999,451.00 to $859,070.43, to delete bid items that  
were not necessary to complete the project. [Div. of Water Quality, Martin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
17.  
18.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement awarding  
a
Class  
B
(Infrastructure) Incentive Grant to 1000 Delaware, LLC, for a Stormwater  
Quality Project, at a cost not to exceed $231,984.38. [Div. of Water  
Quality, Martin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, or her designee, on  
behalf of the Urban County Government, to execute a Non-Binding Letter  
of Intent with Social Impact Solar LLC, setting forth the parties’ mutual  
intent and process for negotiating and drafting definitive Agreements for  
the development, construction, and operation of a Solar Photovoltaic  
Project located on a portion of the Haley Pike Landfill, at no cost to the  
Urban County Government. [Dept. of Environmental Quality and Public  
Works, Albright]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
19.  
20.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Lexington-Fayette  
Urban County Government, to execute an Agreement with the Norfolk  
Southern Railway Co., for preliminary engineering services regarding  
quite zones, for the Div. of Traffic Engineering, at a cost not to exceed  
$30,000. [Div. of Traffic Engineering, Neal]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute an Amendment to the Federal Equitable  
Sharing Agreement with the Dept. of Justice to reflect changes in the  
Equitable Sharing Funds spent. [Div. of Police, Weathers]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
21.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute a Subrecipient Agreement with Lexington  
Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (“Habitat”) and LHH Transformation Housing  
Affordability, LLC (“LHH”), Habitat’s wholly owned subsidiary, to pass  
through $10,000,000 in Commonwealth of Ky. funds to LHH, for payment  
of costs related to a housing project proposed by Lexington’s  
Transformational Housing Affordability Partnership, and authorizing the  
Mayor to execute any other needed Agreements or amendments with  
Habitat and/or LHH related to these funds. [Office of Affordable Housing,  
McQuady]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
22.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to accept a Grant from the United States Dept. of  
Health and Human Services, which Grant Funds are in the amount of  
$461,997 in Federal funds, under the First Responders - Comprehensive  
Addiction and Recovery Support Services Act Grant, to support the Year  
4 Continuation of the Expanded First Responders and Community  
Partners Overdose Prevention Project, the acceptance of which does not  
obligate the Urban County Government to the expenditure of funds, and  
authorizing the Mayor to transfer unencumbered funds within the Grant  
Budget. [Dept. of Social Services, Allen-Bryant]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
23.  
A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Water Quality, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to purchase Supervisory Control and Data  
Acquisition (SCADA) Citect/Historian Support Services for the Town  
Branch and West Hickman Waste Water Treatment Plants and Pump  
Stations, from ATR Distributing Co., Inc., a sole source provider, and  
authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to  
execute any necessary Agreement with ATR Distributing Co., Inc. related  
to the procurement, at a cost not to exceed $61,171.90. [Div. of Water  
Quality, Martin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
24.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement with the Ky. Transportation  
Cabinet (KYTC), for acquisition of former state right-of-way located near  
the intersection of KY 922 (Oliver Lewis Way) and Manchester St., and  
further authorizing the Mayor to accept a deed and to execute any other  
documents related to the transfer. [Dept. of Environmental Quality and  
Public Works, Albright]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
25.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement with Kathy H. Witt, Sheriff of  
Fayette County, for the collection of the Ad Valorem Urban Service  
District Taxes for the 2025 and 2026 property tax years, at a cost not to  
exceed one percent (1%) of the amount of Fiscal Year 2026 Ad Valorem  
Urban Service District Taxes collected; two percent (2%) of the amount of  
Fiscal Year 2027 Ad Valorem Urban Service District Taxes collected;  
and four and one quarter percent (4.25%) of the amount of Ad Valorem  
Parks Taxes collected, with the payments to be treated as a commission  
and the Urban County Government to receive any related payment from  
the Commonwealth of Ky. [Dept. of Finance, Hensley]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
26.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute Contract Modification No. 1 to the Agreement  
with Commonwealth of Ky. Transportation Cabinet, Dept. of Highways, to  
increase the reimbursement to the Urban County Government by  
$60,000, from up to $426,000 to up to $486,000, for operation and  
maintenance of traffic signals and electrical traffic control devices on the  
state primary road system. [Div. of Traffic Engineering, Neal]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
27.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute a volunteer site information sheet and any  
related documents, for the provision of the 2026 Volunteer Income Tax  
Assistance Program at the Charles Young Center, at no cost to the Urban  
County Government. [Dept. of Social Services, Allen-Bryant]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
28.  
29.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute Modification No. 1 to the Agreement with  
Ky. Dept. of Military Affairs, Div. of Emergency Management to extend  
the performance period. [Div. of Emergency Management, Larkin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute Amendment No. 1 to an Agreement with  
New Beginnings, Bluegrass, Inc., related to the Housing Navigation  
Permanent Supportive Housing Program, to extend the period of  
performance to April 30, 2026, and further authorizing the Mayor to  
execute any other necessary amendments related to the use of these  
funds. [Div. of Grants and Special Programs, Reynolds]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
30.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute the 2026 General Term Orders for the Fayette  
County Sheriff, establishing the number of deputies and assistants  
allowed to the County Sheriff and their respective compensation, subject  
to the limits for each category as specified in the General Term Orders  
and the requirements established by law. [Dept. of Finance, Hensley]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
31.  
32.  
33.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement awarding a Class B  
(Infrastructure) Incentive Grant to BBPH Properties, LLC, for a  
Stormwater Quality Project, at a cost not to exceed $113,800. [Div. of  
Water Quality, Martin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement awarding a Class B  
(Infrastructure) Incentive Grant to Andover Neighborhood Association,  
Inc., for a Stormwater Quality Project, at a cost not to exceed $36,900.  
[Div. of Water Quality, Martin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute Change Order No. 8 to the Agreement with  
Marrillia Design and Construction Inc., for the Town Branch Park Access  
Improvements Project, increasing the Contract price by the sum of  
$341,948.32,  
from  
$5,483,002.00 to  
$5,824,950.32.  
[Div.  
of  
Engineering, Burton]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
34.  
35.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute Change Order No. 5 to the Agreement with L-M  
Asphalt Partners, Ltd dba ATS construction, for the Clays Mill Rd. Section  
1 Project, increasing the Contract price by the sum of $1,085,012.44,  
from $12,056,925.97 to $13,141,938.41. [Div. of Engineering, Burton]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Police to purchase FARO 3D Crime  
Scene Scanner from FARO Technologies Inc., a sole source provider,  
and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to  
execute any necessary Agreement with FARO Technologies Inc., related  
to the procurement at a cost not to exceed $5,973.73. [Div. of Police,  
Weathers]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
36.  
37.  
38.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement with Rumpke of Ky., Inc., for trash  
collection services at Raven Run Nature Sanctuary, at a cost estimated  
not to exceed $5,000 for FY26 and $8,000 for future fiscal years. [Div. of  
Parks and Recreation, Conrad]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Water Quality, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to purchase field service repairs and parts for  
rebuild of the fine screens and wash presses, from Huber Technology,  
Inc., a sole source provider, at a cost estimated not to exceed  
$123,628.57. [Div. of Water Quality, Martin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing the Div. of Emergency Management to purchase  
an outdoor warning siren from Federal Signal, a sole source provider,  
and authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County Government, to  
execute any necessary Agreement with Federal Signal, related to the  
procurement at a cost not to exceed $40,692. [Div. of Emergency  
Management, Larkin]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
39.  
40.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute Change Order No. 6 to the Agreement with L-M  
Asphalt Partners, Ltd. dba ATS Construction, for repairs to the Mainline  
Rd. at Cardinal Run North Park, at a cost of $175,885.00, raising the  
Contract total to $7,773,960.94. [Div. of Parks and Recreation, Conrad]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute an Agreement with the Lexington-Fayette  
County Health Dept. for the expanded First Responders and Community  
Partners Overdose Prevention Project (EFRCPOPP), funded under the  
U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services First Responders  
-
Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act Grant (FR-CARA), at a cost  
not to exceed $165,000. [Mayor's Office, Combs Marks]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
41.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement with Morehead University, offering  
a 35% tuition waiver for any online course for full-time Lexington-Fayette  
Urban County Government employees, at no cost to the Urban County  
Government. [Div. of Human Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
42.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute Addendum No. 3 to the Agreement with  
the University of Ky. Research Foundation (UKRF), for the provision of  
evaluation services for Year Four of the expanded First Responders and  
Community Partners Overdose Prevention Project, at a cost not to  
exceed $99,998. [Mayor's Office, Combs Marks]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
43.  
44.  
45.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute an Agreement with Stanard & Associates, Inc.,  
for the Police Officer Selection Test for LFUCG Police recruit candidates,  
at a cost not to exceed $5,000. [Div. of Human Resources, George]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute a Memorandum of Understanding with  
Baptist Healthcare System, Inc., for use of their helipad. [Div. of Police,  
Weathers]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute Agreements related to Council Capital  
Project Expenditure Funds with LFUCG Div. of Traffic Engineering  
($30,000.00); LFUCG Div. of Environmental Services ($15,000.00);  
LFUCG Div. of Environmental Services ($632.00); Garden Meadows  
Homeowners Association, Inc. ($1,500.00); Voices of Hope- Lexington,  
Inc. ($1,381.96); the Hope Center, Inc. ($850.00); LFUCG Div. of Traffic  
Engineering ($9,000.00); LFUCG Div. of Parks and Recreation  
($30,000.00); and LFUCG Div. of Environmental Services ($2,574.00),  
for the Office of the Urban County Council, at a cost not to exceed the  
sum stated. [Council Office, Hall]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
46.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute Agreements related to Neighborhood  
Development Funds with Center for Women, Children and Families, Inc.  
($7,000); the Friends of the Parks in Fayette County, Inc. ($1,392); and  
16th District PTA Inc. C/o Britton PTSA ($800), for the Office of the Urban  
County Council, at a cost not to exceed the sum stated. [Council Office,  
Hall]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
47.  
A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban County  
Government, to execute a First Amendment to Purchase of Service  
Agreements with the following Extended Social Resource (ESR)  
Program Grantee agencies, authorizing additional funding for services  
provided to the public pursuant to RFP #20-2024 (Food Insecurity and  
Nutritional Access): FoodChain, Inc. ($24,184); Glean Ky. ($4,000);  
God’s Pantry Food Bank, Inc. ($108,480); Greenhouse17 ($10,000);  
Lexington Gay Services Organization d/b/a Lexington Pride Center  
($15,561); Moveable Feast Lexington, Inc. ($23,000); and the Nathaniel  
Mission ($22,800), at an additional cost not to exceed $208,025 in Fiscal  
Year 2026. [Council Office, Hall]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
48.  
A Resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor, on behalf of the Urban  
County Government, to execute a Purchase of Service Agreement with  
Northern Ky. Legal Aid Society, Inc., dba Legal Aid of the Bluegrass, to  
extend the provision of housing stability services through August 31,  
2026, at a cost not to exceed $150,000, contingent upon approval of a  
necessary Budget amendment. [Council Office, Hall]  
Received First Reading to the Urban County Council due back on 11/20/2025  
Communications From The Mayor - Appointments  
IX.  
(1) Recommending the appointment of Iris Dooling, Comm. of  
Planning Designee, Ex Officio, and the reappointment of Emily  
Elliott, Public Transit Agency Representative, to the Access  
Lexington Commission, with terms expiring N/A and January 1,  
2029, respectively;  
(2) Recommending the appointment of Adam Zopfi, filling the  
unexpired term of Jordan Owens, to the Affordable Housing  
Government Board with a term expiring October 23, 2028;  
(3) Recommending the appointment of Jackie Banahan to the CASA  
of Lexington Board of Directors with a term expiring July 1, 2029;  
(4) Recommending the reappointment of Clay Angelucci, Office  
Owner/Designee Representative, and the appointment of Kara  
Legg, Tenant Representing Owners, replacing Mary Quinn Ramer,  
to the Downtown Lexington Management District Board of  
Directors with both terms expiring December 1, 2029;  
(5) Recommending the appointment of Lee Meyer, District 9  
Resident, to the Environmental Commission with a term expiring  
September 30, 2029;  
(6) Recommending the reappointment of Jesse Robbins, At large, to  
the Environmental Hearing Board with a term expiring February 1,  
2029;  
(7) Recommending the appointment of Neil Wilson to the Greenspace  
Trust with a term expiring June 30, 2027;  
(8) Recommending the reappointment of Mason Miller to the Industrial  
Authority Board with a term expiring December 1, 2029;  
(9) Recommending the appointment of Kenneth Cooke,  
Conservation/Environmental Community Representative, filling an  
unexpired term, to the Infrastructure Hearing Board with a term  
expiring February 1, 2027;  
(10)  
Recommending the seat change of Ameet Patel, Bluegrass  
Hospitality Association Representative, and the appointment of  
Yajaira West, At large, to the Lexington Convention and Visitors  
Bureau Board of Directors with both terms expiring September 1,  
2028;  
(11)  
Recommending the term correction of Melissa Coulston and  
Wendi Keene, of the Library Board of Advisors, with terms  
expiring January 1, 2027, and January 1, 2029, respectively;  
(12) Recommending the term correction of Yajaira West of the  
Library Board of Trustees with a term expiring July 20, 2028;  
(13)  
Recommending the appointment of Holly Le, District 2  
Resident, replacing Alicia Larmour, and Tresine Logsdon, Fayette  
County Public School Representative, filling the unexpired term of  
Miranda Scully, to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board with  
terms expiring January 14, 2030, and January 14, 2027,  
respectively;  
(14)  
Recommending the appointment of Eileen Langer, Lexington  
Garden Club Representative, filling an unexpired term, and the  
reappointment of Fiona Young-Brown, Qualified member, to the  
Raven Run Citizens Advisory Board with terms expiring January  
13, 2028, and January 13, 2030; and,  
(15)  
Recommending the appointment of Audrey Suit, replacing  
George Woolwine, to the Water Quality Fees Board with a term  
expiring February 1, 2029.  
A motion was made by Council Member Emma Curtis, seconded by Council  
Member Whitney Elliott Baxter, that this Communication (Appointments) be  
Approved.The motion PASSED by unanimous vote.  
Communications From The Mayor - Procurements  
X.  
14 -  
Present  
Absent  
Amy Beasley; Hilary Boone; James Brown; Emma Curtis; Chuck Ellinger  
II; Whitney Elliott Baxter; Joseph Hale; Lisa Higgins-Hord; Hannah  
LeGris; Shayla Lynch; Jennifer Reynolds; Dave Sevigny; Liz Sheehan  
and Dan Wu  
1 - Tyler Morton  
(1) Accepting and approving the following bids and establishing price  
contracts for the following depts. or divs. as to the specifications  
and amount set forth in the terms of the respective bids:  
(a) Div. of Fire & Emergency Services - Emergency Fire  
Equipment - 119-2025 -Atlantic Emergency Solutions, MES  
Service Company, LLC, The Public Safety Store, LLC and  
Vogelpohl Fire Equipment; and,  
(b) Dept. of Environmental Quality & Public Works - Bulk Printing -  
118-2025 - Copy Express, Elite Graphics LLC, Commercial  
Services, LLC dba Image 360 Lexington, Southeast Printing &  
Mailing and Thoroughbred Printing.  
(2) Accepting and approving the following vendors as sole source  
providers:  
(a) Dept. of Public Safety - Integrated Security Solutions - Camera  
equipment, door access equipment and video monitoring  
systems;  
(b) Div. of Streets & Roads - Boyd Cat Company - Road  
Wideners & Cat Fusion Adapters; and,  
(c) Div. of Streets & Roads - Core & Main - ADA Tiles.  
A motion was made by Council Member Whitney Elliott Baxter, seconded by  
Council Member Emma Curtis, that this Communication (Procurements) be  
Approved.The motion PASSED by majority vote (Council Member Tyler Morton  
was absent).  
Communications From The Mayor - For Information Only  
XI.  
(1) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of DaRayll  
Chestnut, Operations Manager, Grade 523E, $3,095.04 biweekly  
in the Div. of Waste Management, effective November 3, 2025;  
(2) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Ella  
Helmuth, Attorney, Grade 526E, $2,927.76 biweekly in the Dept.  
of Law, effective December 1, 2025;  
(3) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Alice  
Runyon, Telecommunicator, Grade 517N, $25.342 hourly in the  
Div. of Enhanced 911, effective December 1, 2025;  
(4) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Chris Cord,  
E-911 Manager, Grade 527E, $3,396.08 biweekly in the Div. of  
Enhanced 911, effective December 1, 2025;  
(5) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Zachary  
Standley, Code Enforcement Officer, Grade 517N, $24.195 hourly  
in the Div. of Code Enforcement, effective October 27, 2025;  
(6) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Louis  
Hamilton, Foreclosure Specialist, Grade 516N, $32.556 hourly in  
the Div. of Code Enforcement, effective November 3, 2025;  
(7) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Maitland  
McCollum, Recreation Supervisor, Grade 514N, $22.513 hourly in  
the Div. of Community & Resident Services, effective December  
1, 2025;  
(8) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Carlos  
Taylor, Public Service Worker, Grade 508N, $16.402 hourly in the  
Div. of Facilities and Fleet Management, effective November 3,  
2025;  
(9) Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Justin  
Shelton, Fleet Parts Specialist, Grade 512N, $20.424 hourly in the  
Div. of Facilities and Fleet Management, effective October 27,  
2025;  
(10)  
Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Kegan  
Oberloh, Public Service Worker, Grade 508N, $16.361 hourly in  
the Div. of Parks and Recreation, effective November 3, 2025;  
(11)  
Probationary Classified Civil Service Appointment of Daniel  
Mahan, Equipment Operator Sr., Grade 515N, $23.567 hourly in  
the Div. of Parks and Recreation, effective November 17, 2025;  
(12)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Brooke Bailey, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(13)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Dawson Bailey, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(14)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Alex Beall, Police Officer  
Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(15)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Jonathan Becknell, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(16)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Kevin Blincoe, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(17)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Jonathon Carpenter,  
Police Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of  
Police, effective November 3, 2025;  
(18)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Landon Case, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(19)  
Gavin Cevarr, Police Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780  
hourly in the Div. of Police, effective November 3, 2025;  
(20)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of John Combs, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(21)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Jessena Defler, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(22)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Austin Duck, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(23)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Lola Ewers, Police Officer  
Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(24)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Addison Fitzgerald,  
Police Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of  
Police, effective November 3, 2025;  
(25)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Andrew Foust, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(26)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Matthew Fritsch, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(27)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Lonnie Harris, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(28)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Donovan Harrison, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(29)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Jonathan Harver, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(30)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Christopher Hayes, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(31)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Kaitlyn Hoehner, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(32)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Jonathan Hudson, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(33)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Charles Kehrli, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(34)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of John Kelly, Police Officer  
Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(35)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Clancy Kemp, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(36)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Kennon Kemp, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(37)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Terrance Kent, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(38)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Christian Kuchenbrod,  
Police Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of  
Police, effective November 3, 2025;  
(39)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Caden Leclere, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(40)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Jose Pena, Police Officer  
Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(41)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Billy Pennington, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(42)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Brandon Robinson, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(43)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Wyatt Robinson, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(44)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Frank Rodriguez, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(45)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Seth Sheene, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(46)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Ashton Smith, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(47)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Lennon Stolz, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(48)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Tyler Sutton, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(49)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Brandon Taylor, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(50)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Alexander Theriault,  
Police Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of  
Police, effective November 3, 2025;  
(51)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Connor Wilson, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(52)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Victor Zavala, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(53)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of David Mendoza, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(54)  
Probationary Sworn Appointment of Caleb Morse, Police  
Officer Trainee, Grade 311N, $28.780 hourly in the Div. of Police,  
effective November 3, 2025;  
(55)  
Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Noah Boyd, Public  
Works Apprentice, Grade 504N, $16.481 hourly in the Div. of  
Streets and Roads, effective November 10, 2025;  
(56)  
Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Rodricuse Jackson,  
Public Works Apprentice, Grade 504, $16.779 hourly in the Div. of  
Streets and Roads, effective November 10, 2025;  
(57)  
Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Savion Brown, SLM  
Tech Apprentice, Grade 509N, $16.514 hourly in the Div. of Water  
Quality, effective November 17, 2025;  
(58)  
Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Preston Grimes,  
SLM Tech Apprentice, Grade 509N, $16.660 hourly in the Div. of  
Water Quality, effective November 17, 2025;  
(59)  
Unclassified Civil Service Appointment of Erik Rose,  
Accountant, Grade 518N, $25.015 hourly in the Div. of Grants and  
Special Programs, effective December 15, 2025;  
(60)  
Classified Civil Service Voluntary Demotion of Holland Buck,  
Equipment Operator Sr., Grade 515N, $30.194 hourly in the Div.  
of Streets and Roads, effective November 25, 2025;  
(61)  
Classified Civil Service Voluntary Demotion of Jaquan  
Johnson, Public Service Worker, Grade 508N, $19.454 hourly in  
the Div. of Water Quality, effective October 20, 2025; and,  
(62)  
Council Leave of Jordan Rodgers, Heavy Equipment  
Technician, Grade 519N, $28.221 hourly in the Div. of Facilities  
and Fleet Management, Effective October 22, 2025 through  
February 22, 2026.  
Received and Filed  
Fire/Police Discipline - NO  
Announcements  
XII.  
XIII.  
XIV.  
Public Comment - Issues Not on Agenda  
Adjournment  
A motion was made by Council Member Curtis, seconded by Council Member  
Hale, that the be Adjourned The motion PASSED by unanimous vote.