Charles Gaylor

public records

It saves taxpayers and the city time and money by cutting down on administrative processing costs.

Floodplain development and FEMA buyout lots

Buyout lots cost the city mowing and maintenance forever; allowing elevated building could put floodplain land back on the tax rolls.

administrative appointment

This position is already built into the city's operational budget, so it shouldn't cause any surprise spikes in your local taxes.

improper demolition

Taxpayers might see increased enforcement costs, while rogue developers could face steeper fines for skipping the rules.

demolition halt

Delays could stall neighborhood revitalization efforts and potentially rack up extra administrative costs to retrain crews and fix compliance issues.

government leadership appointment

This leadership change carries no direct financial cost to taxpayers.

ethics controversy

While no direct taxpayer losses have been officially detailed yet, public funds tied to the non-profit could be mismanaged.

RZ-02-26 – Rezoning East Ash Street property (Residential-16 to General Business)

Establishment of assigned General Fund reserves and amendment to financial policy on fund balance reserves