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A public hearing was held in Early City Hall at 7:00 p.m. on May 3, 2005 per notice in The Chronicle on April 21, 2005 to hear citizens and/or residents either for or against the proposed budget amendment for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2005.
There were no citizens or residents present either for or against said proposal. The hearing was closed. The regular meeting of the Early City Council was held on May 3, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall. Mayor Frank Scott called the meeting to order and roll call was taken as follow: Present: Pennie Irwin, Dale Nellis, Vince Davis, Randy Franken, Richard Snyder. Absent: none. Motion was unanimously passed to approve the agenda with the addition of an application for a motorized golf cart permit for Frank & Verna Zadow. Motion was made unanimously passed to approve the minutes as submitted. Correspondence was read from IMWCA concerning persons interested in serving on the board of directors and a letter from the City Attorney concerning Petersen property. Motion was unanimously passed to have Clerk send a letter to Gene Petersen requiring the curb to be replaced. Councilors Nellis and Davis reported on the monthly landfill meeting. They reported that by the year 2007 we will have to quit using the current cell and have established a new cell meeting new EPA and DNR guidelines. The landfill should last for about twenty-eight (28) more years. Community Betterment is possibly looking at doing some painting and getting some new tables for the Community Building as their next project. Farm Bureau might have some excess tables that they might be willing to sell. Supt DPW Ray Musselman reviewed his monthly report He reported the new lining in the interior of the water tower has been completed, a number of water leaks have been found and repaired in the past month, the patching of streets is being completed, the new weirs are finally finished and installed in the lagoon effluent pit. Police Chief Roger Ray reviewed his monthly report. He reported a number of burglaries in April, a number of traffic stops some with warnings and some with tickets, noticed delivered about unlicensed dogs. The petitions and resolutions for the Local Option Sales Tax will be presented to the supervisors on Tuesday, May 10. Res. 05-15 Adopting the Budget Amendment for Fiscal Year 004-2005 as Published in the Chronicle on April 21, 2005 was unanimously approved on roll call vote. Motion was unanimously passed to approve the bldg. Permit for addition to Bob Toomer house. We will proceed with plans to televise the council meetings over the local cable channel. Motion was unanimously passed to purchase the upgraded version of Sleuth for the police department at a cost of $2550. Chief to check the cost of a digital camera for the department. Motion was unanimously passed to have MidAmerican install a security light by the shelter house. Motion was unanimously passed to approve the renewal of American Legion Liquor License. |
Res. 05-16 Adopting Ordinance 268 Adding a New Section Regarding Well Abandonment was unanimously passed on roll call vote. Motion was unanimously passed to waive the second and third readings and pass on first and final.
Res. 05-17 Adopting Ordinance 269 Amending Provisions Pertaining to Mandatory Connections was unanimously passed on roll call vote. Motion was unanimously passed to waive the seconded and third readings and pass on first and final. Clerk reported that there are only two names so far for the quasquicentennial committee. Motion was unanimously passed to approve a Golf Cart Permit for Frank & Verna Zadow Receipts for the month of Apr:
At 9:20 p.m. the meeting adjourned. Frank L. Scott, Mayor Sharon Ann Irwin, Clerk |
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