TC 2007 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

.stated that he felt that residents on Fox Drive would be apposed to the street coming out there. A copy of the presented plat has been sent to VS Engineering, who did the design of the improvements to ~7 and they did not have any issues with it. President Warthen has concerns about having two intersections within 600 feet of 67. He asked if the road design would come back for approval on the PUD. Mike Young said it would and they too bad similar concerns with the road.. President Warthen asked if they would give up the current access onto Allison when the new road was built. Mr. Holloway said they would. A motion to approve the rezone of both parcels, one from Ag to PUD and the other from B-3 to PUD, contingent upon the specifications set forth on the certification, was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Dolen. Motion carried 4-0. The next itezra was the Warpenberg Rezone of the former Century 21 property from B-1 to B-2. The Warpenbergs were not present at the meeting. There was a unanimous favorable recommendation from the Plan Cormnission. There has also been a request for a special exception to operate a bed and breakfast but the property has to be rezoned first. President Warthen asked if the B-2 zoning parking requirements were met and Attorney, Tim Currens said they were. A motion to approve the rezone of the old Century 21 property located at 7 West .High Street from B-1 to B-2 was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Harris. Motion carried 3-1. President Warthen opposed. Fire Chief, Les Farmer presented the Council with quotes for the Mobile Date Terminals. He has separated them into two phases. Spillman bas recommended a server, 4 laptops with associated hardware and the Spillman software. The first phase is estimated at $45,707.00 with the total project estimated at $5$,102.17. Councilman Harris asked if the modules were compatible with the ones purchased by the Police Department. Chief Farmer said they were, however there were only enough licenses purchased for the police department at that. tune. President Warthen stated that they would take the information under advisement and look for funding options. Animal Control officer, Mark Taylor reported 24 calls, 7 impounds and. 4 returns. Town Attorney, Tim Currens stated they he had received a request from LabCo seeking permission to extend their original release with the Town to include the placement of monitoring wells for the rennediation of the building. He will redraft the release to include the streets involved and that they will return them to the existing condition. They are Harrison, Broad Alley and Madison. Tim Currens stated that it will not interfere with the planned paving project. A motion to allow the placement of the wells was made by Councilman Clark. Matian was second by Councilman Dolen and carried 4-0. Tien Currens also presented the Council with an ordinance to establish a Rainy Day Fund, as required by the State Board of Accounts for processing certain monies that are received by the Town_ The ordinance will be effective as of June 1, 2007. A motion to approve Ordinance 12-2007 to establish a Rainy Day Fund was made by Councilman Clark, second by Councilman Dolen and carried 4-0. The last item under Legal was the road dedication for the north end of Town Center Road. A motion to approve the dedication for the final phase of Town Center Road was made by Councilman Dolen, second by Councilman Clark. Motion carried ~1-0. President Warthen asked for a motion to approve the closing of the streets for the annual Old Settlers parade even though no one has made a request, since the parade will be before the next meeting. A motion was made by Councilman Clark and second by Councilman Harris to approve the closing of the streets far the Old Settlers Parade, if requested, as long as no changes ~'. have been made. Motion carried 4-0.