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Amending the budget to buy landscape rocks for the front of city hall, to match the rocks used for the city hall addition

Amending the budget to buy landscape rocks for the front of city hall

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Amending the budget to buy landscape rocks for the front of city hall, to match the rocks used for the city hall addition

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1votes on the record on this issue
5members of Lake City City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, March 9, 2026
Yes0
No3

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CityLake City City CouncilFailed Mar 9

Who decides this

  • Ronald DodsonCity of Lake CityVoted noCallEmail
  • Lorraine HooverCouncil seat 1Voted noEmail
  • Chris CravenCouncil seat 2No vote on recordEmail
  • Chyna KylesCouncil seat 3Voted noEmail
  • Tommy ArnettCouncil seat 4No vote on recordEmail

Whole board: failed 0 to 3, Mar 9

Decided, Mar 9: The council voted 0 to 3 on the motion to approve amending the budget to purchase landscape rocks to be placed in front of city hall to be the same as used for the city hall addition. It failed.

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