KM City Council to hold special meeting Tuesday May 12
- Staff Reports
- May 12
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Staff Reports | The Shelby Independent
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. — In the wake of the current censure proceedings underway against City Council Member Scott Neisler, that could reportedly cost the city as much as $20,000, new alleged accusations have been brought to the council's attention and will be addressed tonight during a special-called meeting for TUESDAY May 12, 2026.
According to the agenda, the meeting will cover three areas of concern:
A ). Motion to investigate a Complaint filed by Councilmember Scott Neisler against Mayor Robert Wagman regarding a possible violation of the City Council Code of Ethic Policy - Mickey Corry, City Attorney.
B ). Motion to investigate a Complaint filed by Councilmember Scott Neisler against Councilmember Jimmy West regarding a possible violation of the City Council Code of Ethic Policy - Mickey Corry, City Attorney.
C ). Motion to adopt a Resolution to receive an Offer to Purchase from Cleveland County Habitat for Humanity for City-owned property located on Myers Street and known as Cleveland County parcels 8460, 13347, 44093 and 8450 and begin the upset bid process - Henry Earle, Asst. City Manager.
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