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03.03.07 -- AGENDA POSTING: Town Council to meet March 8

AGENDA
Town Council Meeting
March 8, 2007
Civic Center 7:00 P.M.

Anyone wishing to place a subject on the agenda may do so up to 72 hours before the meeting by notifying the Town Office.
I) Call to Order, Lord’s Prayer, and Pledge to the American Flag

II) Roll Call

III) Minutes of the Town Council Meeting of February 8, 2007 and February 12, 2007.

IV) Financial Report for February 2007

V) Guests:
A) Principal Shirley Lane - McIntosh Area School lease

VI) Citizen Board Committee Updates:
A) Code Enforcement Board
B) Historic Preservation Committee
C) Land Planning Agency/Board of Adjustment
D) Tree Preservation Committee Ordinance

VII) Message from the Clerk:
A) Local Business Tax Act (Occupational License Tax) Ordinance
B) Paul Kelly Vacation 3/19-3/23
C) Part Time Maintenance Help for Summer

VIII) Message from the Mayor:

IX) Message from the Attorney:
A) Jim Strange Legal Fee Reimbursement
B) Committee Board Appointment Resolutions
C) Auditor Selection Process

X) Old Business:
A) Ordinance No.: 2006-155 Proportionate Share Mitigation – Final Reading
B) Payment request – Marion County Interlocal Agreement
C) Town office/School Building/Government Complex
D) Water drainage issues
E) LDC – 50’ Traffic Triangle Issue

XI) New Business:
A) Consent Agenda Format

XII) Message from the Council:

XIII) Citizen’s Comments:
Meeting Adjourned


***Notice to Board Meeting Attendees: As a courtesy to others, please ensure pager and cell phones are turned off during meeting***

Welcome to the Town of McIntosh Town Council meeting. All persons wishing to address the Town Council will be asked to limit their comments to the specific subject being addressed. However, in order to foster mutual respect between the Town Council and the public, it is requested that comments are directed at specific issues rather than personal comments directed toward Board members or staff.

Please note that if a person desires to appeal any decision made to any matter considered at the above meeting, that person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceeding be made, which record includes the testimony and evidence which the appeal is to be based.

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