On Monday, July 18th, 2016, at 7pm, the following transpired: Members in attendance: 0 absences. Approximately 30 citizens attended. Appointments: None. Rule 11 Legislation: a. Resolution No. 16-64: spending money, with a request to vote on the measure on the 18th. * $3,500 – EMS Grant. Commentary: This was brought up at the end of regular legislation. Result: Two day reading rule was waived and the measure was passed, both unanimous without controversy. b. Under the first

There were a group of committee meetings (Finance, Capital Improvements, Service, and Ways and Means) at 5:30pm on Monday, July 11th. Normally, I would offer slightly detailed highlights of what transpired, but a number of factors contribute to my inability to do so. During the meeting, my pen ran out of ink as the first committee was convening so my notes were nonexistent. Secondly, the agendas and the minutes for most of these committees were either inaccessible or mixed up

On Tuesday, July 5th, 2016, at 7pm, the following transpired: Members in attendance: 0 absences. Approximately 30-40 citizens attended. Appointments: None. Rule 11 Legislation: a. Resolution No. 16-58: spending money, with a request to vote on the measure on the 5th. * $25 for “Termination Sick Pay”. * $90 for “Termination Vacation Pay”. Commentary: This was brought up at the end of regular legislation. Result: Two day reading rule was waived and the measure was passed, bo

On Monday, June 27th, 2016, at 5:30pm, the following transpired: Committees: Finance (Floyd, Fraizer, Johnson, Bubb, and Cost): Ordinance No. 16-27: with an emergency clause, issuing a bond anticipation note of $1,120,000.00 to “[pay for] the cost of various street and parking lot improvements, sidewalk construction and lighting improvements”. The emergency clause is due to a “deadline”. Approved unanimously, without controversy. Ordinance No. 16-28: with an emergency clause,