ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM THE MAYOR:
(At this time, Mayor Craighead will make announcements as related to
the events of the previous weeks. As always he may make any rearrangements
to the order of items on this agenda as he deems prudent in the interest
of time).
Mayor Craighead noted that the four members of Council who were up for
re-election all filed, and none had any opposition.
Tonight the Council will be able to consider a ‘cancellation’
order for the election due to no opposed races.
CITIZENS QUESTIONS AND / OR COMMENTS:
(At this time, interested citizens are encouraged to indicate their
interest in speaking, and upon being recognized by the Mayor, approach
the podium to express your comments. Please speak clearly and speak
directly into the microphone. Citizens may speak on any matter other
than personnel matters or matters under litigation, for a length of
time not to exceed five minutes, please. Neither Council action nor
discussion may take place on any matter, until such matter has been
placed on an agenda and posted in accordance with law.)
1.) Sheriff Bob Elliott: - Made remarks regarding pending police case
involving juveniles and also made a complaint against two unnamed city
police patrolmen. Sheriff was allowed to speak, but was reminded that
the Citizens Comments area of the agenda is not for personnel issues
or items under litigation.
2.) Nancy Markham: requested that the Council consider directing the
City Staff to research getting GPS technology for 9-1-1. Stated her
cell phone provider can furnish her with a phone andplan that will ‘tell’
a dispatch office where she is in an emergency; however, this capability
must be purchased by the County and City for the emergency dispatch
office in order to work.
CONSENT AGENDA:
(Items listed under the Consent Agenda are considered routine and are
generally enacted in one motion. The exception to this rule is that
a Council Member may request one or more items to be removed from the
Consent Agenda for separate discussion and action.)
Mayor Craighead read and explained the following consent agenda items:
1. A. Approve meeting minutes from February 16, 2006; Regular
Monthly Meeting and accept Memo Summary of March 9, 2006,
Monthly Community Communications Meeting (no quorum present).
B. Approve the bills dated February 17, 2006 and February 28, 2006.
C. Accept REPORTS
1. Monthly Investment Report
2. lst National Bank accounts report summary
3. Employee List
4. Salt Fork Membership List.
D. Approve and formally accept Police Contact Data Report,
commonly known as ‘Racial Profiling Report’ for 2005, as
presented by Police Chief Tommy Duncan on February 17, 2006.
E. Approve Budget Amending Resolution in final form regarding new budget
line items
approved at February 16, 2006 meeting for the purchase of the INVISION
system.
THIS IS RESOLUTION # 1266
F. Approve Amending Ordinance in final form regarding adding $50.00
deposit for Garbage-only customers of the City of Seymour, effective
date July, 2006.
THIS IS ORDINANCE # 2006 - 02 _______.
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
Motion: Motion to pass Consent Agenda items as presented made by Councilman
Donald G. Coltharp, 2nd by MPT Don Butler.
Vote on the Motion: passed unanimously.
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