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REMERTON - Worksession OUTCOME for Jan. 4, 2010 |
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Friday, 01 January 2010 |
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CITY OF REMERTON - Worksession Agenda
Monday, January 4, 2010 5:30 p.m.
Welcome Guests.
Citizens to be Heard. Presentations, Public Hearings and Updates:
1. Update regarding water distribution project-Ron Woods-Public Works- Work is 98% done. Valdosta Water to start flowing into Remerton's system starting Friday, Jan. 8.
NEW BUSINESS:
1. Discussion regarding renewal of Alcoholic Beverage License-Lisa Mashburn, City Clerk - At minute 12 Councilman Ryan Gordon proposes ignoring the the new Alcohol Ordinance food sales requirements until a new tie-breaking councilperson has been elected in March. His (likely correct) assumption is that the new councilperson will be in favor of relaxing bar restrictions. (More on this later, but mark this first public announcement as the beginning of the process that will lead to the eventual, inevitable annexation of Remerton by Valdosta.)
2. Discussion regarding DDA appointments-Jessica Freeman-
3. Discussion regarding DDA meeting dates-Jessica Freeman - DDA meetings reduced from monthly to quarterly.
4. Department Reports:
a. City Clerk-Lisa Mashburn-There is a new front desk employee, Rachel Tate.
b. Probation-Jessica Freeman-No report
c. Police-Mike Terrell-No DUI's for Dec. One loud music complaint about Milltown Groove.
d. Fire/Utilities/Public Works-Ron Woods- There will be renewed fire inspections due to safety problems found in the recently sold and converted Jaks on Baytree Pl.
e. City Administrator-J.D. Byrd-Retreat being planned, new budget among the topics.
ADJOURN (More later. Ed)
 Click here for the Jan. 4, 2010 Remerton City Council Work Session (40 mins)
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DDA
Written by justsayin on 2010-01-03 07:53:35
how much does the DDA cost the city? Is there any special reason we need to keep it, does it make us eligible for grants or anything remotely useful? | Written by Was Told on 2010-01-07 09:58:33
I was told by the fire marshal that if there is any remodeling done at any of the bars, they will be required to install more bathrooms, since the "bars" are not up to code. |
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