City of Macon City Council met Sept. 9

City of Macon City Council met Sept. 9
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City of Macon City Council met Sept. 9.

Here is the agenda provided by the council:

ROLL CALL

APPROVE MINUTES: August 12th Regular Meeting

POLICE REPORT:

OLD BUSINESS:

NEW BUSINESS:

(a) Parks & Public Buildings –Tom

(1) Dug Outs

(b) Streets and Alleys – Brandon

(c) Water/Sewer – Rocky

(d) Personnel & Finance – Monte

(1) P & L Reports – Aug

(2) Annual Audit Report

(e)

(f) Zoning – Caleb

(g) Safety, Insurance & Police – Brandon

(1) Police Report

(g) TIF/Economic Development – Chad

 (1) Possible Business District Grant

 ATTORNEY REPORT:

(a) Updates:

a. Resolution No. 2024-06. A Resolution Authorizing the Adoption of the Macon County Mult-Hazard Mitigation Plan

b. Discussion and possible action concerning legal counsel for Water System Improvement Contract.

CITIZENS COMMENTS:

TREASURER’S REPORT:

BILLS:

ADJOURNMENT:

https://www.maconcity.us/documents/653/Agenda_September__2024.pdf



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