Votes at a glance: Tyrone DDA approves logo, Night Market contract framework and Clark-property MOU
August 10, 2026 | Tyrone City, Fayette County, Georgia
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The Tyrone Downtown Development Authority took several formal actions at its Aug. 10 meeting, all approved by voice vote.
Key votes:
- Logo approval: Motion to adopt the shamrock-style logo prepared by Katie (mover: Ernie; second: Lucy). Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
- Night Market contract: Motion to draft and approve a contract with Night Market LLC that requires the sponsorship coordinator be paid first, municipal costs be recovered, and any remaining sponsorship revenue be split 50/50 between Night Market LLC and the DDA. Motion passed; staff to revise contract language and may add a fixed municipal-cost cap for this event.
- Clark property MOU: Motion to approve the redlined memorandum of understanding focused on the Clark property (phase-2 references removed). Motion passed by voice vote.
Other administrative items: the board approved minutes from the July 20 executive session and adjourned the meeting.
Key votes:
- Logo approval: Motion to adopt the shamrock-style logo prepared by Katie (mover: Ernie; second: Lucy). Motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
- Night Market contract: Motion to draft and approve a contract with Night Market LLC that requires the sponsorship coordinator be paid first, municipal costs be recovered, and any remaining sponsorship revenue be split 50/50 between Night Market LLC and the DDA. Motion passed; staff to revise contract language and may add a fixed municipal-cost cap for this event.
- Clark property MOU: Motion to approve the redlined memorandum of understanding focused on the Clark property (phase-2 references removed). Motion passed by voice vote.
Other administrative items: the board approved minutes from the July 20 executive session and adjourned the meeting.
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