Kelly May

FY 2026-27 City Budget Revenue Appropriation

Lower rate but higher assessments mean about $162,000 more total revenue for the city.

Flock license plate reader contract

The city will stop paying for the Flock system, redirecting those dollars elsewhere.

Unified Development Code review

E-911 dispatch service agreement with Franklin County

Equipment quote of $1.6–$1.7 million that could rise $300,000–$400,000 if not decided by year's end.

Flock automated license plate reader cameras

Unclear — any early contract termination or removal costs were not stated.

Flock license plate reader cameras

The contract costs about $57,000 a year, and terminating early would forfeit the remaining prepaid months.

General Obligation Bonds Series 2026B for downtown and parks

$12.05 million in new general obligation debt maturing through December 1, 2056, secured by a pledged tax.

Broadway linear park and ORL grant

Roughly $1.05 million city-side match, with hopes of shrinking it via donations and partners.

Gas franchise ordinance and fee

New 3% fee on Columbia Gas revenues flowing into the general budget.

Weekend transit gaps and Ride United program

$10,000 city grant funding the program's launch.

College Park historic designation

Surveys cost roughly $18,000, potentially offset 60% by a CLG grant; homeowners could recoup 30% of qualifying rehab costs.

New aerial ladder truck for fire protection

Final price $504,721.51, fully paid, down from a $1,607,594 contract price after discounts and credits.

$12.05 million bond issue for downtown and parks projects

$12.035 million over 30 years, paid from the insurance premium tax rather than the general fund.

East Frankfort Park community plaza and LWCF grant

$500,000 city match from insurance premium tax bond funds if fully awarded.

FY2027 employee health insurance renewal

About $296,000 more for the plan, split between the city and employees.

Neglected and abandoned properties program

Riverfront development committee

Short-term rental concentration in South Frankfort

Short-term rental rules can affect property values and neighborhood character on the affected street.

Logan and Todd streets intersection safety

Duckers townhome development on Village Drive

Construction costs and a sewer force main relocation are key factors shaping whether the project moves ahead.

Motion to not renew Flock camera contract

ORL grant application for Broadway linear park project

Rezone 207 Paul Sawyier Drive from RB to SC

Rezone 300 Paul Sawyier Drive from RB to SC

Rezone 307 Paul Sawyier Drive from RB to SC (Three Movies LLC)

Rezone 501 High Street from SG to RH (Franklin County)

Rezone 19.4 acres at 2600 Lakeview Road — tabled

Flock camera contract termination

Consent Calendar (items 1-10)

Architectural Review Board appointment — Samuel C. Devine

Frankfort Housing Authority appointment — Quentin Coleman

Ordinance No. 12, 2026 Series — pedestrian access on arterial roadways

Ordinance No. 13, 2026 Series — 2026 property tax rate

Ordinance No. 14, 2026 Series — 2027 motor vehicle tax rate

Resolution No. 16, 2026 Series — $998,894 Cleaner Water Grant (Lower PC3)

Order No. 13, 2026 Series — Parks surplus equipment

Resolution No. 17, 2026 Series — Frankfort Bird City Initiative

Resolution No. 18, 2026 Series — Bee City USA affiliate

Zone map amendment application — 772 Wilkinson Blvd.

Resolution No. 14, 2026 Series — 2027 State Revolving Loan for $2,000,000 (Mero Flood Station Renewal and Mero Sanitary Pump Station)

Motion to not renew Flock camera contract

The technology moves quicker than necessary privacy parameters can be put in place; her vote was not about trust in local law enforcement.

ORL grant application for Broadway linear park project

terminate the Flock contract ASAP

Flock camera contract termination

Question is trust in Flock the company, not local police; wants a Flock representative to answer questions first

Consent Calendar (items 1-10)

Architectural Review Board appointment — Samuel C. Devine

Frankfort Housing Authority appointment — Quentin Coleman

Ordinance No. 12, 2026 Series — pedestrian access on arterial roadways

Ordinance No. 13, 2026 Series — 2026 property tax rate

Ordinance No. 14, 2026 Series — 2027 motor vehicle tax rate

Resolution No. 16, 2026 Series — $998,894 Cleaner Water Grant (Lower PC3)

Order No. 13, 2026 Series — Parks surplus equipment

Resolution No. 17, 2026 Series — Frankfort Bird City Initiative

Resolution No. 18, 2026 Series — Bee City USA affiliate

Zone map amendment application — 772 Wilkinson Blvd.

adopt the resolution

approve

adopt the resolution

Resolution No. 14, 2026 Series — 2027 State Revolving Loan for $2,000,000 (Mero Flood Station Renewal and Mero Sanitary Pump Station)

Resolution No. 15, 2026 Series — 2027 State Revolving Loan for $1,200,000 (Bellepoint Sanitary Sewer Separation)

Fire Department Rescue Truck Replacement and Refurbishment

to adopt the resolution

items of the Consent Agenda be adopted

to accept the Mayor’s recommendation

to adopt the motion

to purchase the property located at 856 Kentucky Avenue for the amount of $854,900.00 from the sewer fund for expansion of the sewer plant

to approve the option contract for 117 Leonardwood Drive from the City of Frankfort to McMills Ventures, LLC

Consent Calendar adoption (items 1-6, 8-10, 12)

High/Holmes Streets Corridor Phase 1 - donation of Parcel 87 (761 Holmes Street)

Parcel C Linear Park 30% design agreements

I just want to make sure because most of those grants have some matching funds — just to make sure we're within that budget.

Purchase of 856 Kentucky Avenue for sewer plant expansion

Option contract for 117 Leonardwood Drive to McMills Ventures, LLC

Adopt FY 2026-27 revenue appropriation ordinance

Adopt budget amendment to FY 2025-26 appropriations

to adopt the ordinance

to adopt the ordinance