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October 15, 2024 
Page 4 of 7 
 
Motion 
Roll call vote: 
  YEAS: Curtis, Witt-McMahan, Pelley, Eaton, Sherlin 
  NAYS:  
 
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Motion for the allocation of FY ’25 funds to each application or entity. 
 
Councilmember Curtis moved to approve a total of $15,000 to the Athens Area Council for the 
Arts, a total of $15,000 to Friendly City Festivals, a total of $8,200 to Main Street Athens, and a 
total of $10,000 to McMinn County Living Heritage Museum; Councilmember Witt-McMahan 
seconded. No discussion. Motion Approved. 
 
Roll call vote: 
  YEAS: Curtis, Witt-McMahan, Pelley, Eaton, Sherlin 
  NAYS:  
 
 
NEW BUSINESS 
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Motion to reallocate funds between Main Street Athens and LITE House 
 
Councilmember Witt-McMahan moved to allocate $35,000 to Main Street and $15,000 to LITE 
House; Vice-Mayor Eaton second. Finance Director, Mike Keith explained the 
misunderstanding of the original request and provided clarification. Motion Approved. 
 
Roll call vote: 
  YEAS: Curtis, Witt-McMahan, Pelley, Eaton, Sherlin 
  NAYS:  
 
- 11 - 
Motion concerning landowner request for annexation of property located on County Road 126 
(Milton Road) by George Andrew Hodges 
 
Councilmember Curtis moved to deny annexation request; Councilmember Witt-McMahan 
seconded.  
Discussion: Councilmember Curtis stated that this area is reserved for commercial development 
because that is what is deemed appropriate from a planning perspective. Motion Approved. 
 
Roll call vote: 
  YEAS: Curtis, Witt-McMahan, Eaton, Sherlin 
  NAYS: Pelley  
 
- 12 - 
Motion regarding the revisions to Tennessee Wesleyan University & City of Athens Lease 
Agreement 
 
 
 
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