2008 City Council Minutes
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
December 22, 2009
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 6:30PM with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry, Gary Lawson and Emily Rucker.
Also present were: City Treasurer Peggy Brinkman, City Clerk Kenneth Stovall, City Attorney Norman Lemme, Police Chief Tom Rosselli, Sr., Utilities Superintendent Ronnie Fick, City Engineer Dave Derrick and ABC Administrator and EMA Coordinator Melvin Davis.
Emily Rucker led the pledge of allegiance.
Mayor Calhoun asked those present to take a moment to reflect according to their beliefs.
Minutes
Kenneth Stovall read the minutes of the December 8, 2008 regular council meeting. Emily Rucker made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Walking Trail
Mayor Calhoun said that Dr. Steve Henry was to address the council about the park that potentially will extend from Valhalla to Mt. Washington. She said that due to inclement weather, Dr. Henry was unable to get out of Chicago and will address the council at a later date.
Resolutions
A reading of a resolution granting authorization to execute and file the application for the purpose of obtaining certain Federal financial assistance under the Disaster Relief Act was held. Greg Gentry made a motion to adopt the resolution. Shot Dooley seconded the motion. The result of the roll call vote is as follows:
Yes No Abstain
Barry Armstrong X
Shot Dooley X
Greg Gentry X
Gary Lawson X
Emily Rucker X
Brent Wheeler Absent
A reading of a resolution authorizing the City to issue Industrial Revenue Bonds for the Mt. Washington United Methodist Church multipurpose facility was held. Discussion followed. Barry Armstrong made a motion to adopt the resolution. Gary Lawson seconded the motion. The result of the roll call vote is as follows:
Yes No Abstain
Barry Armstrong X
Shot Dooley X
Greg Gentry X
Gary Lawson X
Emily Rucker X
Brent Wheeler Absent
Ordinances
Second Reading
The second reading of an ordinance establishing nonpartisan elections without primaries for the City offices of Mayor and Council in the City of Mt. Washington was held. Barry Armstrong made a motion to pass the ordinance. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. The result of the roll call vote is as follows:
Yes No Abstain
Barry Armstrong X
Shot Dooley X
Greg Gentry X
Gary Lawson X
Emily Rucker X
Brent Wheeler Absent
Mayor’s Report
Mayor Calhoun told the outgoing council members what a great pleasure it has been working with each of them. She thanked them for the vast amount of time they dedicated to their position and said that many accomplishments were made as a result of their hard work.
Report from Council
Greg Gentry wished everyone a Merry Christmas and happy holiday. He said that he has enjoyed his time on the council and working with the Mayor, other council members and all those associated with the City.
Shot Dooley said that he enjoyed working with the outgoing council members. He said that they did a very good job and always did what they thought was best for the City.
Barry Armstrong wished all in the community a Merry Christmas and is looking forward to a great 2009. He also thanked the outgoing council for their accomplishments and for making him a better councilman.
Gary Lawson wished everyone a Merry Christmas. He said that he has enjoyed the past two years with the council members who are leaving. He also said that he hopes that the new council works together as well as this one.
Emily Rucker wished all a Merry Christmas. She said that her time on the council has been a beautiful experience. She said that in spite of strong personalities the council could disagree without being disagreeable and accomplished many good things.
Mayor Calhoun said that Brent Wheeler had notified her earlier in the day that he was very ill and would not be able to attend the council meeting.
Executive Session
Greg Gentry made a motion to adjourn into Executive Session in accordance with KRS 61.810 at 6:52PM for the purpose of discussing the sale of real property. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried.
At 7:26PM Emily Rucker made and Barry Armstrong seconded a motion to reconvene the regular council meeting.
Norman Lemme reported that real estate was discussed and the council gave the city attorney instructions on how to proceed.
Adjourn
There being no further business before the council, Emily Rucker made and Greg Gentry seconded a motion to adjourn at 7:27PM. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
December 8, 2008
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 6:30PM with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry, Gary Lawson, Emily Rucker and Brent Wheeler.
Also present were: City Treasurer Peggy Brinkman, City Clerk Kenneth Stovall, City Attorney Norman Lemme, Assistant Police Chief Roy Daugherty, Utilities Superintendent Ronnie Fick, City Engineer Dave Derrick and ABC Administrator and EMA Coordinator Melvin Davis.
Brent Wheeler led the pledge of allegiance.
Mayor Calhoun asked those present to take a moment to reflect according to their beliefs.
Revenue Bonds – Mt. Washington United Methodist Church Project
Mayor Calhoun changed the order of the agenda to discuss the revenue bonds resolution for the Mt. Washington United Methodist Church Project. The Mayor asked Norman Lemme to address the matter. Mr. Lemme said that he spoke with the bond attorney and they agreed that there was a technical glitch in the required publication. As a result, there would not be a hearing on the bond issue resolution for the multipurpose facility. He said that there will be a new publication setting another time and date for the hearing. Mayor Calhoun said that only one reading of the resolution is necessary and there is still time this year to accomplish this. Discussion followed.
Minutes
Kenneth Stovall read the minutes of the November 24, 2008 regular council meeting. Brent Wheeler made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Gary Lawson seconded the motion. Motion carried with Emily Rucker abstaining.
Police Report
Assistant Police Chief Roy Daugherty presented the police report for the month of November 2008.
Ordinances
Brent Wheeler made a motion to have the ordinance establishing nonpartisan elections without primaries for the city offices of Mayor and Council in the City of Mt. Washington read and published in summary. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
A summary first reading of the ordinance was held. Discussion followed.
Brent Wheeler made a motion to have the ordinance to accept or reject the recommendation of the Bullitt County Joint Planning and Zoning Commission (2008T-01) to change the text of Regulation 5.801(f)(6) permitting above ground storage of flammable liquids and materials read and published in summary. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried.
A summary second reading was held. Barry Armstrong made a motion to pass the ordinance. Shot Dooley seconded the motion. The result of the roll call vote is as follows:
Yes No Abstain
Barry Armstrong X
Shot Dooley X
Greg Gentry X
Gary Lawson X
Emily Rucker X
Brent Wheeler X
Mayor’s Report
City Engineer
Dave Derrick reported that the biological survey of the sewer expansion site was completed and a report by Skybox Ecological Services received. Dave said that the biologist was looking for wetlands and habitats for endangered species. No wetlands were found and the only potential for endangered species is the presence of some large trees that could house Indiana Bats in the spring. Dave recommended that the city contract and have the site cleared before March 31st to avoid this problem.
Executive Session
Emily Rucker made a motion to adjourn into Executive Session in accordance with KRS 61.810 at 6:59PM for the purpose of discussing litigation and real property. Gary Lawson seconded the motion. Motion carried.
At 7:20PM Emily Rucker made a motion to reconvene the regular council meeting. Barry Armstrong seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Norman Lemme reported that real estate and litigation were discussed. The council gave the city attorney instructions on how to proceed.
Adjourn
There being no further business before the council, Brent Wheeler made a motion to adjourn at 7:21PM. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of Special Council Meeting
November 20, 2008
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 2:11 PM with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry and Gary Lawson.
Also present were City Treasurer Peggy Brinkman and City Clerk Kenneth Stovall.
Mayor Calhoun stated that the reason for the special meeting was to decide the 2009 health insurance contract for the City’s employees. The Mayor introduced Deborah Woodward with BB&T Insurance Services, Inc. to present insurance plan options.
Discussion followed Ms. Woodward’s presentation.
Barry Armstrong made a motion to enter into a contract with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield as the City’s health insurance carrier for 2009. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
At 3:01PM Greg Gentry made and Gary Lawson seconded a motion to adjourn. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of Regular Council Meeting
November 10, 2008
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 6:30 PM with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry, Gary Lawson, Emily Rucker and Brent Wheeler.
Also present were: Treasurer Peggy Brinkman, City Clerk Kenneth Stovall, City Attorney Anne McAfee, Utilities Superintendent Ronnie Fick, Police Chief Tom Rosselli, Sr., City Engineer Dave Derrick and City ABC Administrator and EMA Coordinator Melvin Davis.
The pledge of allegiance was led by Greg Gentry.
Mayor Calhoun asked those present to take a moment to reflect according to their beliefs.
Mayor Calhoun introduced two of the newly elected council members who were present in the audience; Dale Walters and Dennis Griffin.
Minutes
Kenneth Stovall read the minutes of the October 27, 2008 regular council meeting. Emily Rucker made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Shot Dooley seconded the motion. Motion carried with Brent Wheeler abstaining.
Police Report
Chief Rosselli gave the police report for the month of October 2008. The Chief also commented the following activities:
Alcoholic Beverage Control Officer Report
Melvin Davis reported that there are currently 27 active alcoholic beverage licenses within the city limits. He said that the annual alcoholic beverage license revenue from these establishments is $7,700. He also said that all three businesses with alcoholic beverages by the drink licenses meet the 3% tax on gross sales requirements, generating approximately $4,600 annually. He said that he makes unannounced visits to all businesses holding licenses and has not observed any major violations. Discussion followed.
Bond Investment Report
Peggy Brinkman reported that the City has a bond issue fund currently valued at 4.8 million dollars. The issuer of the bonds is Ross Sinclair and Associates. She said that Ross Sinclair and Associates recently did a review of the account and found the city to be in compliance with tax exemption and federal regulations. The city can now submit invoices for reimbursement of engineering fees for the sewage treatment plant expansion project.
Mayor’s Report
o Mayor Calhoun said that she spoke with Keith Roberts, KIPDA PAS Director, about the potential for grant funding for the sewer treatment plant. He said that the city had very little hope of obtaining federal or state funding.
o She said that as most know the Bullitt County Tourist Commission is providing the city with a digital sign to inform people of community events. The Kentucky Department of Transportation has approved the installation of the sign at the intersection of KY44 and 31E however; a problem with the signs memory board must be repaired prior to installation.
o The Mayor reported that the city auditor, Bob Ryan, will attend the next council meeting to provide the audit results for the fiscal year 2008.
o Mayor Calhoun reported that the Insurance Premium Tax Receipts to date were $61,617. She said that we are going to contact the Insurance Commissioners Office and get a listing of all insurance companies doing business in the state, and then provide a listing of tax payers in the city to these companies to insure that we are getting the correct collections.
Report from Council
-Greg Gentry congratulated the council members who were reelected and those who were just elected and wish them all good luck.
-Shot Dooley said that he was concerned about children waiting for busses before daylight on Greenbriar Road at Clearview and at Marble Way. Ronnie Fick said that he would check with Salt River Electric to see if lights could be installed at these locations. Shot also congratulated all elected to council.
-Barry Armstrong thanked everyone on council that he has worked with the past two years. He said he felt that it was a good council and that they had accomplished a lot. He congratulated and welcomed all who have won and pledged his cooperation. Barry also said that he has a neighbor that complained about a strong sewer odor in his house. Ronnie Fick addressed the issue. Discussion followed.
-Gary Lawson said that it was a pleasure working with this council and wished the new council good luck.
-Dave Derrick said that the division of water is still reviewing the construction plans and specifications for the sewage treatment plant. He said that we are working on an amendment to the 201 sewer facility plan. He is hopeful that all will be done and we will be able to take bids for the project in the spring.
Executive Session
Emily Rucker made a motion to adjourn into Executive Session in accordance with KRS 61.810 at 7:13 PM. Barry Armstrong seconded the motion. Motion carried.
At 8:12 PM Emily Rucker made a motion to reconvene the regular council meeting. Barry Armstrong seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Anne McAfee reported that litigation was discussed and that no action was taken as a result of the Executive Session.
Adjourn
There being no further business before the council, Barry Armstrong made and Emily Rucker seconded an motion to adjourn at 8:13 PM. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of Regular Council Meeting
October 27, 2008
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 6:30 PM with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry, Gary Lawson and Emily Rucker.
Also present were: Treasurer Peggy Brinkman, City Clerk Kenneth Stovall, City Attorney Anne McAfee, Utilities Superintendent Ronnie Fick, Police Chief Tom Rosselli and City Engineer Dave Derrick.
The pledge of allegiance was led by Eagle Scout David Bowen.
Mayor Calhoun asked those present to take a moment to reflect according to their beliefs.
Minutes
Kenneth Stovall read the minutes of the October 13, 2008 regular council meeting. Greg Gentry made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Shot Dooley seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Treasurer’s Report
Peggy Brinkman presented the treasurer’s report for the month of September 2008. Emily Rucker made a motion to accept the report. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
David Bowen Recognition
Mayor Calhoun introduced Mt. Washington resident David Bowen and recognized him for his many accomplishment with the Boy Scouts of America. She stated that David had recently earned the highly coveted Eagle Scout Award, an honor achieved by only two percent of all scouts.
New Water Projects Update
Ronnie Fick reported that the city is preparing to start a project in the next two to three weeks on Ellis Cook Road. It will involve laying over 2,000 feet of eight inch water line with fire service.
Lane Report
Mayor Calhoun reported that all Bullitt County Cities along with County Government jointly funded and published a community profile in the Lane Report. She explained that the Lane Report is a statewide business and economic news magazine distributed to over 100,000 business leaders, economic development specialists and professionals in various fields.
Telecommunications Report
Kenneth Stovall reported that Ecomtek had completed an assessment of the city’s telecommunications services. Their evaluation of local, long distance and the internet services revealed that the city could reduce costs by 27% saving the city approximately $10,400 annually. Discussion followed.
Sign-In-Sheet
Brother Mark Wilson pastor of the Mount Washington United Methodist Church gave the council an update on their new 2.1 million dollar building project. He said site preparation had begun and attorneys are preparing bond issue documents that will be presented to the city council before the end of the year. He stated that he understood the city would be unable to assist with any request for assistance after December 2008, that the bonding ordinance must have two readings and that only one meeting will be held in December. Discussion followed.
Mayor’s Report
Report from Council
He also congratulated David Bowen on his advancement to Eagle Scout and recognized the hard work it took to get there.
Barry asked if tap on fees were being held for capital projects. Mayor Calhoun said that since her term began, all tap on fees are set aside for capital projects only as required.
o Greg Gentry recognized David Bowen’s accomplishments in becoming an Eagle Scout.
Adjourn
There being no further business before the council, Emily Rucker made a motion to adjourn at 7:24 PM. Shot Dooley seconded the motion. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of Regular Council Meeting
September 22, 2008
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 6:30P.M. with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry, Gary Lawson, Emily Rucker and Brent Wheeler.
Also present were: Treasurer Peggy Brinkman, City Clerk Kenneth Stovall, City Attorney Anne McAfee, Utilities Superintendent Ronnie Fick and City Engineer Dave Derrick.
The pledge of allegiance was led by Barry Armstrong.
Mayor Calhoun asked those present to take a moment to reflect according to their beliefs.
Minutes
Kenneth Stovall read the minutes of the September 22, 2008 regular council meeting. Brent Wheeler made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Treasurer’s Report
Peggy Brinkman presented the treasurer’s report for the month of August 2008. Brent Wheeler made a motion to accept the report. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Ordinances
First Reading
The first reading of an ordinance establishing the real and personal property tax rates for the city of Mount Washington Kentucky for the calendar year 2008 and providing assessment equalization and collection was held.
Second Reading
The second reading of an ordinance to accept or reject the recommendation of the Bullitt County Joint Planning and Zoning Commission to rezone a 100’ X 130” property located at 10367 Highway 44 East in the city of Mt. Washington from R-2 Residential to B-2 Central Business was held. Brent Wheeler made a motion to pass the ordinance with the restrictions stated by the planning and zoning commission. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously by a roll call vote.
Second Reading
The second reading of an ordinance annexing 2.0492 acres known as the C&M Renovations, LLC property located on Greenbriar Road was held. Shot Dooley made a motion to pass the ordinance. Gary Lawson seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously by a roll call vote.
Chief of Police Appointment
Mayor Calhoun stated that she had received a formal request from Chief Rodney Hockenbury asking to be allowed to step down as Chief of Police. She said that she had reluctantly accepted his resignation as chief but was grateful that he was remaining with the department. She stated that she had found Chief Hockenbury to be a very fair and compassionate person, one constantly striving to do the right thing earning him her respect and that of the community. She noted some of the many accomplishments made during his ten year tenure and thanked him for his past service to the community and for those yet to come.
Chief Hockenbury thanked the mayor and council for their support in the past and said he is looking forward to working with them in the future.
Mayor Calhoun reported that after talking with Chief Hockenbury, she immediately began her search and felt she had found the right person. She asked the council to endorse her recommendation of Thomas G. Rosselli, Sr. as the Chief of Police of Mt. Washington. She stated that he came highly recommended and felt he was very well qualified for the position. She noted that he had graduated with high honors with a Bachelor of Science degree in sociology from the University of Louisville, served in the US Marine Corps, and retired from the Kentucky State Police after 28 years of service. Discussion followed. Barry Armstrong made and Emily Rucker seconded a motion to support the recommendation of the Mayor for the appointment of Tom Rosselli, Sr. as the new Chief of Police. Motion carried unanimously by a roll call vote. Anne McAfee administered the oath of office. Chief Rosselli thanked the Mayor and Council for their vote of confidence and promised to always perform in a professional manner. He noted that both he and the Mayor want to have the Mt. Washington Police Department recognized as the best in the commonwealth of Kentucky.
Sign-In-Sheet
Gene Smith of 10257 Highway 44 East addressed the council regarding his concern about a neighbor who moved in next door to him and is going to raise wolves. He wants to know if this allowable within the city limits. Mr. Smith said that it is not yet a problem but he wants to know what his resources are if it does become a problem. Discussion followed.
Mayor’s Report
Mayor Calhoun said that we received $200,000 from the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority.
Report from Council
Barry Armstrong welcomed Chief Rosselli. He also thanked Rodney Hockenbury and said Rodney is always there to help when called upon.
Brent Wheeler also wanted to welcome the new chief. He also expressed his thanks to Rodney Hockenbury.
Emily Rucker welcomed Chief Rosselli. She thanked Ronnie Fick for having the bushes at the Mt. Washington Middle School cleared.
Executive Session
Gary Lawson made a motion to adjourn into Executive Session in accordance with KRS 61.810 at 7:15P.M. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
At 7:42P.M. Emily Rucker made a motion to reconvene the regular council meeting. Greg Gentry seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Anne McAfee reported that litigation was discussed and no action was taken as a result of the Executive Session.
Adjourn
There being no further business before the council, Brent Wheeler made a motion to adjourn at 7:44P.M. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk
City of Mount Washington
Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting
September 8, 2008
Mayor Joetta Calhoun called the meeting to order at 6:30P.M. with the following council members present: Barry Armstrong, Shot Dooley, Greg Gentry, Gary Lawson, Emily Rucker and Brent Wheeler.
Also present were: Treasurer Peggy Brinkman, City Clerk Kenneth Stovall, Police Chief Rodney Hockenbury, Utilities Superintendent Ronnie Fick, City Engineer Dave Derrick and acting City Attorney John Woodridge.
The pledge of allegiance was led by Brent Wheeler.
Mayor Calhoun asked those present to take a moment to reflect according to their beliefs.
Minutes
Kenneth Stovall read the minutes of the August 25, 2008 regular council meeting. Barry Armstrong made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Brent Wheeler seconded the motion. Motion carried.
Police Report
Chief Rodney Hockenbury gave the police report for the month of August 2008.
Ordinances
First Reading
Brent Wheeler made a motion to allow the first reading of an ordinance regarding a rezoning request to be held in the absence of Anne McAfee, owner of the property. The motion stipulated that discussion would be allowed at the second reading. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried with Gary Lawson voting No.
The first reading of an ordinance to accept or reject the recommendation of the Bullitt County Joint Planning and Zoning commission to rezone a 100’ X 130” property located at 10367 Highway 44 East in the city of Mt. Washington from R-2 Residential to B-2 Central Business was held.
First Reading
The first reading of an ordinance annexing 2.0492 acres known as the C&M Renovations LLC property located on Greenbriar Road was held.
Sign-In-Sheet
Brent Atwood of 140 Meridan Court addressed the council regarding the DARE Program. Mr. Atwood said that he is the parent of two girls who attend Old Mill Elementary School and he would like to see the DARE Program reinstated. Chief Hockenbury said that the program is currently being taught to every fifth grader in the community. Mr. Atwood said that his oldest child is in the fourth grade and he did not know that it was a fifth grade program.
Barry Armstrong talked about having a full time school resource officer. Brent Wheeler asked what it would take for the City to have a full time resource officer. Chief Hockenbury said that it would require another full time police officer. Mayor Calhoun said that we currently have a “buddy program” where a police officer does a walkthrough at various schools to show a presence. Discussion followed.
Mr. Tim Wiseheart of 170 Springview Court also signed up to speak to the council, but he said that his issues were addressed.
Mayor’s Report
· Mayor Calhoun introduced Mr. John Addington, managing partner of Urban Ventures, LLC., who has developed a plan for the Streetscape Development of Bardstown Road in Mt. Washington. The Mayor said that he has been working with the Mt. Washington Beautification Committee. Ruth Chowning, chair of the committee, assisted Mr. Addington in a powerpoint presentation of the plan.
· The Mayor said that we have been approached by two different companies in the last week that are interested in buying delinquent taxes from the City. Discussion followed. The council determined that delinquent taxes would not be sold to any collection agency.
· Mayor Calhoun said that we put funds into the budget from revenues that the city would receive from rebuilding pumps for other municipalities. She said that we have just invoiced our first municipality for these services. The city is showing a $3,000 profit.
· The Mayor said that at the 2008 tax rate would be set at the next council meeting. She said that information would be provided to the council.
Report from Council
· Emily Rucker said that she spoke with employees of the Transportation Cabinet about the guard rail at Bardstown Road and Todd Drive by Little Sunshine Day Care. She said that she took pictures of the shoulder and steep incline at that corner and she is going to deliver them to the Transportation Cabinet on Friday. She also discussed the potential installation of a flashing caution signal near the Bypass on Bardstown Road to alert drivers of the stoplight.
· Barry Armstrong asked John Addington if he could make suggestions pertaining to restrictions on new construction in the city. John said that he could assist with this and he has examples and recommendations that he can give. Barry also said that there is a very bad smell coming from the back of Spalding Station Subdivision. Ronnie Fick will check on the problem.
· Shot Dooley asked about the city’s Historic District and Landmark Ordinance. Ruth Chowning said that she has read the existing ordinance and that it needs to be updated. Shot also said that there is a drainage problem at 298 Greenfield Circle when it rains. Ronnie Fick said that he would check on the problem.
· Chief Hockenbury said that the Mt. Washington Police Department in association with AARP will conduct the first “Drug Toss” in the city. This allows elderly people a venue to properly dispose of unused drugs. It will be held at the Mt. Washington Police Department Saturday September 13, 2008 from 12P.M. until 3:00P.M.
Adjourn
There being no further business before the council, Brent Wheeler made a motion to adjourn at 7:59P.M. Emily Rucker seconded the motion. Motion carried.
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Joetta Calhoun
Mayor
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Kenneth J. Stovall, Jr.
City Clerk