HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/21/2014 - Regular MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF VINTON TOWN COUNCIL HELD AT 6-00 P,M.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE VINTON
MUNICIPAL BUILDING LOCATED AT 311 SOUTH POLLARD STREET, VINTON,
VIRGINIA,
MEMBERS PRESENT: Bradley E. Grose, Mayor
Matthew S. Hare, Vice Mayor
1. Douglas Adams, Jr.
William W. Nance
Sabrina M. Weeks
STAFF PRESENT: Christopher S, Lawrence, Town Manager
Theresa Fontana, Town Attorney
Susan N. Johnson, Town Clerk
Ryan Spitzer, Assistant Town Manager
Gary Woodson, Public Works Director
Barry Thompson, Finance Director/Treasurer
Anita McMillan, Planning &Zoning Director
Kevin Kipp, War Memorial Facility Manager
Joey Hiner, Public Works Assistant Director
Mark Vaught, Lieutenant-Services
The Mayor called the work session to order at 6:00 p.m.
for a briefing on proposal for a skate park at the corner of
Walnut Avenue and West Jackson Avenue. Ryan Spitzer
began by commenting that Council was briefed by Dan Coy
with Invoke Ministries on September 30th at their Strategic
Planning Session about the proposal for a skate park. Staff
has met further with Mr. Coy and we have come up with a
Scope of Work for both parties and a general agreement on
what needs to be done to the current site. A one-page
summary was provided with the agenda package.
The cement on the property needs to be leveled to provide a
good skating service and the corners needs to be shaped to
prevent any accidents or injuries. Mr. Coy and his group
already have the ramps and they are working on a site plan
for their placement. Most of our parks are only open from
dawn to dusk, but due to the nature of the activities they are
requesting that the skate park be allowed to stay open until
10:00 p.m. We are in the process of talking with AEP to see
if lighting can be added on the poles.
They are proposing to host events two nights a week and
one big event each month. A big event would possibly
consist of a cook-out and some music. When events are not
being held, the park would be open for open skate and
would be unattended some of the time. We have discussed
this issue with our Town Attorney and VML, our insurance
carrier, and we will not be assuming any more liability than
any other park in a community.
Mr. Spitzer continued by commenting that we are proposing
doing Phase 1 with the current slabs that are there. Phase
as a future proposal would be to fill in the old concrete
circle track behind the church for a practice area and adding
that into their programming. Mr. Coy has several general
contractors that volunteer for him and they are willing to do
most of the concrete work if we would pay for the materials.
The Town Manager commented that he was able to speak
with James Wright who is a member of the First Baptist
Church on Jackson Avenue and he was open to the idea.
Staff has not been able to talk with anyone at greeter Reed
Street Baptist Church, but we will reach out to them and
respond to any concerns they might have. Mr. Nance asked
if either of the churches have Wednesday night services.
Anita McMillan responded that they do. The Mayor
commented that we will definitely have to respect their
service times and schedule any events around those times.
In response to a question from the Mayer, Mr♦ Spitzer'
commented that the costs to the Town would be the
concrete and some type of fencing to keep the skateboards
from going into the street.. We are trying to work out all of
the details, but are asking Council for their comments at this
time to see if we are heading in the right direction and other
items that we might need to address. We also need to knew
how much Council would be willing to spend on the project.
Dan Coy next made brief comments on how Invoke
Ministries has evolved and the proposal for the skatepark
Currently the ramps are being used in open areas where
they are alloyed to have events. Invoke Ministries is in the
process of becoming a 501c3 organization and currently has
a home base in Vinton at a warehouse where they work on
the ramps and test therm out. Mr. Coy also commented that
he has several entities that are in support of and are working
with hire on this project:
Josh Perry, a professional BMX athlete; made brief
comments on how BMX has made a difference in his life
and taught him a lot of life skills. He wants to assist and
support the efforts of Invoke Ministries in anyway he can.
Mr. Adams commented that he would like to make sure that
the trash stays picked up on the site. Mr. Coy responded
that they teach "skate and clean" and encourage anyone
who comes to the site to clean up after themselves.
Mr. Coy further commented that he is in the process of
meeting with 33 churches in Vinton and has e lot` of
churches outside the area who have already partnered with
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Invoke Ministries as well as a lot of volunteers. There will
be supervision present a;lot of the time at the site
Mr. Dance commented that he is very much in favor of the
idea. He is interested in the partnership that Invoke is
bringing to the table and perhaps it will help to avoid some
of the issues the last skatepark had. His areas of concern
are the casts; being good neighbors to the two churches
close to the site and coordination of any special events with
other Town functions.
.s. Weeks commented that when she was campaigning for
Council; the skatepark concept came up very often. She
was glad to see the turnout at the meeting in support of the
project and she hopes that when the final numbers are
presented that it will be something that Council will be able
to do.
The Mayor commented that he is also very impressed with
the turnout of support. He reiterated the importance nce of
working with the schedules of the two churches that are
near the site. He further commented that two reasons the
prior skate park had to be closed were because of its remote
location and the lack of leadership or an organization. Both
of these issues have been corrected with this current
proposal. Another concern is the evenings when no
supervision is present because the Town sloes not have the
staff to do that and we will be counting on Invoke Ministries
along with its partners and volunteers to assist with that
aspect.
The Town Manager commented that this is the right location
because it has public eyes along with the Police department
and Fire/EMS. We have looked at other skateparks in the
surrounding areas and none of them are staffed. They are
open parks where people come and go when they please
and are open from dawn to dusk. We will also make sure
we include both of the churches in any formal conversations,
Mr. Nance asked if there will be a written Memorandum of
Understanding and the Town Manager responded yes, We
will also have to post rules, one of which will be that a
helmet must be worn. Mr. Nance then asked that we Invite
representatives of the two churches to be present at the
Council meeting when action will be taken on the proposal.
Council gave their consensus to move forward with the
proposal and brine the final details back at a future meeting.
The next item can the work session was a briefing can
proposed new rate structure for weddings and receptions at
the Minton War Memorial. Kevin Kipp commented on the
spreadsheet provided with the agenda showing other
venues in the area and a comparison of their rates with the
War Memorial. We are focusing on specifically the wedding
market, not the business'market and we are now quoting
from $2, 00 to $ ,200 into early 2015, This is the published
rate on our website. We are looking forward to the FY2015-
2016 year and suggesting that we increase the prices
incrementally. In talking with clients, we do let them know
of the possibility that the rates would increase from five to
seven percent which is also published on the website. We
also have a little bit of leverage with the rates and can work
with each client individually. Mr. Kipp further commented
that the managers of some of the other venues are also
increasing their rates as well.
Regarding corporate or more day to day rates, we offer bulk
pricing for the room or a "per person" rate which ranges from
an average of $ . 0 to $7.€ 0 per person. We use a room
minimum in this rate structure as well.
Mr. Nance said he 'does think the customers are satisfied
with the building, but he hears comments from repeat
customers who have received increased bills. He asked i
e approve a rate increase, crow is that resolved with
customers who have a yearly meeting or event at the War
Memorial and expect a certain price. Mr. Kipp responded
that without exact data, he is not able to respond; but the
repeat business has substantially increased over the past
few years. Mr. lance further commented that the conflict
lies in whether the Velar Memorial is a business or a
community center and can it be both. Mr. Kipp further
commented that even though they have stopped allowing
use of the building for free, we feel that the community
organizations that we work with have embraced this and we
have received positive results. We have doubled our
wedding business in the past 1 -14 months. Mr. lance
further commented that the War Memorial is an icon in the
community, but if Council wants to reduce the amount of
taxpayer money that is going to subsidize the War Memorial,
it has to be run as a business. But when it is run as a
business, it creates a problem when you are dealing with a
community that is expecting a government space:
Mice Mayor Hare commented that our costs at the War
Memorial are going up and no one likes to pay more for
services. However; there is a lot of value in the services
that clients get at the War Memorial. He their asked about
the rate increase and what it is based on. Mr. Kipp
responded that they tell clients the rate is basest on day and
date (time of year), square footage, number of people and
the nature of the event. We are in the business of selling
Saturdays and everything else we do fills in around that.
Saturdays are our most expensive day and that is the
highest demand day. The variable is not that huge, but in
January if a client only needs Dogwood North for tag people;
we can go with the lower mate because we do not have the
demand in January and February.
After additional comments by Council; the Town Manager
stated that this rate structure provides the ceiling and Mr,
Kipp has the authority to work with and negotiate rates with
any of the clients.. The proposal is to raise the ceiling, but
every single sale is not going to be at the highest rate and
most of therm are at a lower rate. He will work within that
ranee to get the business anddo whatever it tapes to take
care of the client.
Mr. Adams commented in closing that the reputation the
War Memorial had years ago did not happen overnight and
it not going to completely be erased overnight. It seems
that what Mr. Kipp is doing is the right thing and that he is
being very professional and fair, Ms. Weeks commented
that often times people only see numbers and do not sit
down and understand the value of the services. But once it
is explained.and they understand, it rakes a difference.
Council gave their consensus on the rate structure proposal.
The matter will be brought back to Council for final approval.
The Mayor called the regular meeting to order at 7:00 Roll call
p.m, The Town Clerk called the roll with Council Member
Adams; Council Member dance, Council Member Weeks,
Vice Mayor Hare and Mayor Grose present.. After a Moment
of Silence, Vice Mayor Havre led the Pledge of Allegiance to
the U.S. Flag.
Under upcoming community events/announcements,
Ids. Weeks commented on the success of the Fall Festival
and the Octoberfest: This Friday at the Woodland Place
there is a dinner; silent auction and costume contest to
benefit the Franklin County Humane Society: The Citizen
Police Academy continues and she encouraged everyone to
consider participating the next time it is offered. The
Christmas Parade will be December 4th: The downtown
trick or treat will be on October 30th from 2 g pm to 4:45
pm. Mary Beth Layman announced the Zombie Walk on
November t st which benefits the Needy Family Fund.
Mr. Nance announced that the Breakfast Lions Club will be
having their annual spaghetti dinner prior to the Christmas
Parade on December 4th. Also; on November 20th is the
Chamber Membership Meeting and State of the Town at the
War Memorial at au} a.m.
r. Nance made a motion to approve the Consent Approved minutes for the
Agenda as presented; the motion was seconded by Mr. regular Council meeting of
Adams and carried by the following vote, with all members September 15, 2014 and
voting: Vote 5-0; Yeas 5 -- Adams, lance„ Weeks, Hare, Council Strategic planning
Grose; flays (0). Session of September 30, 201
The Mayor next recognized employees from TMEIC
Corporation for their United Way Days of Action project at;
the Charles R. Hill Senior Center. Mary Seth Layman
commented that on September gth a group of nine
employees from TMIC volunteered the entire day and
painted the exterior of the Senior Center.
Nate Schuckers with United Nay made brief comments and
expressed thanks to the Town for allowing TMIC to do this
project. He has the privilege of working with the Town of
Minton and TIIIC and this organization is very active in the
community. These nine employees were part of a group of
over 350 volunteers that came out representing about 40
different companies to do Days of Action projects in our
communities.
The Mayor expressed thanks on behalf of the Town for the
work done by the TvIIC employees and presented a
Certificate of Appreciation and a volunteer pin for each of
the employees as well as the company.
In closing, Ms. Layman commented that if the work had
been contracted out, it would have cost from $3,500 to
$3,700.
Council Member Nance read two Memos from Chief
Cook naming Detective Sergeant James Testerrnan and
Officer James Spence as Officers of the Month for
September.
The next item for consideration was an Ordinance
amending Chapter 10, Animals, Article 11 Dogs and Cats,
Division 1, Generally, Section 10-47, Limitation on number
of`dogs and cats of the Vinton Town Code and establishing
an effective date: The Town Manager commented that
Council was briefed on this item at a prior work session.
This was based on a number of requests from citizens to
increase the number of does and cats that a resident can
have. The proposal is to increase the number from two to
four with the requirement that any additional dogs or cats
over two must be spayed or neutered. The way that we will
manage this is through our licensing process that is handled
by our Finance Department. As far as enforcement by our
Police Department, it is Dandled mostly on a complaint
basis:
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David Flagler, Executive Director for the Regional tenter for
Animal tare and Protection and a resident of Minton,
commented that he has lived in numerous places in the
United States and the Town is one of the very few with this
limit. He would hope that Council would support this
proposed change to make it consistent with the other
surrounding localities. He further commented that spaying
and neutering is a critical issue because we have a pet over-
population in this area and throughout the Mate.
Vice Mayor blare asked about the purpose of having a
licensing program. if we are serious about spaying and
neutering, why not say if your animal is spayed or neutered,
it is free and if not, the charge will be $t 00 a year or
somewhere in the middle.. Mark Vaught, police Lieutenant,
responded by saying the licensing program is for two
purposes. One, if the animal gets away from its home and
is found, we are able to locate the owner and return the
animal. Second is the rabies issue. In order to obtain a
license, the animal must be vaccinated against rabies, so if
it bites someone, we have the information to contact the
owner and know that it has been vaccinated. If the fee is
raised to a certain level, then people may not be able to
afford the fee which will be put an extra burden on the Police
Department and we will have a hard time gathering this
information.
The Town Manager commented that anytime an animal is
picked up and it has a tag, we always contact the owner
first. This prevents not having to put the animal in the
pound. Barry Thompson also commented that if an animal
is turned into the pound, they also call the Finance
Department to get the owner information. Now; by Mate
law, when a Veterinarian vaccinates an animal for rabies,
they send us:notification and we are required to send a letter
to the owner letting them know of the requirement to have a
license.
Mr. Flacgler further commented that responsible pet owners
are the ones that spay and neuter their pets. If the fee was
increased, these people who do not spay and neater their
pets probably would not comply because they do not see
the value of spaying and neutering. however, as a society
we are evolving to be more responsible. The most critical
function of the licensing is the ability to get the animals back
to their owners.
Mr. Nance commented he has no issue with increasing the
numbers. He does not see the spay and neuter component
being enforced, so why should it be included and should we
pass a prevision that is only good on paper. The Town
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Manager responded that if an owner is in violation, we will
not Issue a license and they will be issued a summons that
they are in violation of the Town Code which is a Class 4
misdemeanor. Lieutenant Vaught stated that if there is a
violation, we work with the owner to get them in compliance
with the limit. The Mayor commented that he agreed with
Mr. ance's comments. However, he feels that the spay
and neuter component sets a community standard. His
main concern is that we increase the number of animals that adopted Ordinance N
our citizens are allowed to have. amending Chapterr 1 0, Animals,
Article 11 Cogs and Cats,
Vice Mayor Hare made a motion to adopt the Ordinance as Division 1, Generally, Section
presented; the motion was seconded by GIs. Weeks and 10-4 ', Limitation on number o
carried by the following roll cell vote, with all members does and cats of the Vinton
voting: Vote 5-0; Yeas ( ) Adams, Nance, Weeks, Hare, Town Cade and establishing an
Grose, Nays (0). effective mate
The next item was to consider adoption of a Resolution
authorizing the Town Manager file an application for allocation
of Virginia Department of Transportation {VD }T) Fiscal Year
2015-2016 Revenue Sharing Program funds for glade Creek
Greenway Extension. The Town Manager first commented
that Anita McMillan has been very successful in getting
commitments from several resources which will reduce the
required match that the Torn will have to pay.
Ms. McMillan commented that in August she briefed Council
on the proposal to apply for VDt T revenue sharing funds for
the glade Creek Greenway extension which requires a match
of 50 percent. Council directed staff to see if they could get
funds from other sources to cover the match. Ms. McMillan
reported that she has a commitment of $ 2,500 from
Pathfinders for Greenways and the Roanoke Malley Greenway
Commission; $ 0,000 from the Roanoke County Corridor`
Fund and $10,000 from the Roanoke County Economic
Development Authority.ty. This will leave the Town to fund
$17,500 of the match. The total project will be around
$262,00 .
Mr. fiance and other Council members expressed their
appreciation to Ms. McMillan for her efforts in obtaining these
commitments toward the 50 percent match. Vice Mayor Hare
commented regarding the value of the Greenway to the Town
and Ms. McMillan further commented that Roanoke County,
the City of Roanoke and Botetourt County are also applying
for RSTP funds to do the Tinker Creek Greenway all the gray
to Sotetourt.. The Town Manager reminded Council that PF
owns the property where the Greenway will go and they have
been very supportive of the project.
Vice Mayor Hare made a motion to adopt the Resolution as Adopted Resolution No. 2081
presented; the motion was seconded by Mr. Nance and authorizing the Town Manager
carried by the following roll call vote, with all members file an application for allocation
voting: Vote<5-0; peas (o) Adams, .dance; Meeks, Hare, of Virginia Department of
Grose; lays(0). Transportation (VD }T) Fiscal
Year 2015-2015 Revenue
Sharing Program funds for
Glade Creek Greenway
Extension
s. McMillan commented that the application to the
American Electric Power Foundation for the canoe site has
been approved for$11,500.
The next item was to consider adoption of a Resolution
authorizing a Refund Payment of Bank Franchise Taxes to
Bank of America, N.A. for amended Bank Franchise Tax
Returns for taxable years 2010, 2011 and 2012. Berry
Thompson made brief comments that the Virginia Department
of Taxation audited the emended Tax Returns and it was
determined that a refund was due of overpaid Bank Franchise
Taxes in the amount of$13911,54. The State portioned that
amount according to Code to all localities that were affected
by these returns.
The Town of Vinton amount for the three year period is
$23,601 not including interest.: There are three options for
repayment, one of which is to pay the total amount in full by
December 31, 2014 with no interest. The ,second option
would be to pay the amount by June 1; 2015 with interest at
1 % of$3,110, The third option is to pay with interest by Aurae
1, 2015 and have it come out of our payments from Bank of
American, which is not an caption for us since Bank of America
will not exist in our area. Mr. Thompson's recommendation to
Council is to pay the total amount by December 31, 2014 with
no interest. Mr. Nance commented that this matter was
discussed at the Strategic Planning Session and he believes
the best option is to pay it without interest. Adopted Resolution No. 203
authorizing a Refund Payment
Mr. Adams made a motion to adopt the Resolution as of unit Franchise Taxes to
presented; the motion was seconded by Mr. Nance and Barak of America; N.A. for
carried by the following roll call vote, with all members amended Bank Franchise Tax'
voting; Vote -0, Yeas t5 — Adams, Nance; Weeks, Hare, Returns for taxable years 2010,
Grose; days t . 211 and 201
The next item was to consider adoption of a Resolution
awarding a bid and approving the Town Manager's execution
of an Emergency Sewer Line repair Project Contract with
Wells Construction Co., Inc., in the amount of $93,0 0,00.
The Torn Manager commented that he has already executed
this Contract on an emergency basis. Gary Woodson next
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commented that a section of sanitary sewer line collapsed in
the 1000 block of Washington Avenue between North Mitchell
and Forth Preston. It was a very deep system and after
trying to work with the system to try and open it up, it
collapsed in several places. We decided rather than to dig up
the middle of the No. 1 lane of Washington ington Avenue and
short piece of the No. 2 lane, that we would go into the grassy
area on side.
We contacted our consulting engineering firm to complete a
survey and design of the site. We went under emergency
procurement and received the low bid from Wells
Construction, the same contractor that is doing the water line
on Jefferson and negotiated some prices. The first clay they
started working on the lower end; they ran into rock at four to
fete feet and continued to dig down to about eight feet. They
needed to go down about 17 feet, so the work was stopped.
We determined that if we are going to continuo to hit rock and
incur additional costs, we need to look at other options.
Our proposal now is to go the other direction, east towardBy-
Pass Road. There are about four homes on the lateral so we
are going to lay the pipe shallow, about six feet, and come
across through directional bore underneath the roadway and
cross over at the Masonic Lodge area and connect into an
existing manhole. We are currently trying to get agreements
signed by the property owners to work on their property and
then we will get final easements Dance the project is completed.
Mr. Woodson continued by commenting that this will acid
about $10,000 to the original contract. We are charging
everything in a holding account that has been set up for the
project. Once the project is completed, we will come back to
Council to appropriate the funds to cover the costs.
Mr. Adams asked where the sewage is going while the line
is collapsed. Mr. Woodson responded that during the time
of high demands, they are going into the line, trying to open
it up to relieve it and then the sweeper comes by and
sweeps it away. We have also dug a pit adjacent to the
roadway and we go out daily and pump it, take it to the
pump station and discharge it. Adopted resolution No. 2083
awarding a bid and approving
Mr. Dance made a motion to adopt the € esolution as the Town Manager's execution
presented; the motion was seconded by Mr. Adams and of an Emergency Sewer Line
carried by the following roll call vote, with all members Repair Project Contract with
voting;. Vote -0; Yeas (5) -- Adams, Nance, Weeks, Flare, ells Construction Co., Inc., in
Grose; flays(0).. the amount of 03,070.O0
The next item was to consider adoption of a Resolution
transferring funds within the General Fund in the amount of
7,630 to pay ll . C. Butler Pleating & A/C Inc. for a new
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VAC System for the second floor of the Health Department
building. The Town Manager commented that when the
Alexander Film Group moved into the top floor of the Health
Department building, it was discovered that the HVAC system
was not operational and could not be repaired, We solicited
two bids to replace the system and W. C. Butler was the low
bidder. We diet net budget for this expense, so we are Adopted resolution No. 2084
recommending that we transfer the amount from the Building transferring funds within the
and Grounds,Contract Services line item. General Fund in the amount of
Mr. Adams made a motion to adopt the resolution as $7,630 to pay W. C. Butler
presented; the motion was seconded by Cols. Weeks and Heating & A/C Inc. for a new
carried by the following roll call vote, with all members HVAC System for the second
voting: Vote -5, Yeas 5j — Adams, dance, Meeks, Hare, floor of the Health Department
Grose, lays 0). building
Under update can old business, the Town Manager gave
an update on the read damage to Cedar Avenue and Etna
Avenue. The Town Manager commented that he was
advised that Chris Heptinstall came to the last Council
meeting and expressed concerns about the road damage to
Cedar Avenue. This damage was caused on Cedar from
the increased traffic and weight of dump trucks that were
running debris from the new Walmart site on Virginia
Avenue to Mr. Barton's property on Etna Avenue. Mr.
Barton has taken care of the damage on Etna .Avenue and
we have decided to take care of the damage on Cedar
Avenue with Mr. Barton reimbursing the Town for the costs
incurred. There is a water line on Cedar Avenue and
because it is used more than Etna, we want to make sure it
is repaired properly.
In all fairness to Mr. Barton, if the bridge was not being
constructed and the road closed, he would have typically
come drawn Walnut and up 5 1h Street to access his property.
For everyday normal traffic, Cedar is fine, but it is not made
to hold up under heavy dump truck traffic. Our Public Works
will begin making the repair once they complete the water
line project at South Hampton, hopefully within a month.
The Mayor commented that he thought we had a very
productive Strategic Planning Session on September 30th
He expressed thanks to everyone who worked to make the
Fall Festival a success. Also, congratulations to the Vinton'
Volunteer First Aid Crew for the celebration of the 75th
anniversary and he enjoyed hearing randy Krantz spew at
the event.
Comments from Councils Mr. Nance commented d also
on the Fall Festival and the 75`h Anniversary of the First Aid
Crew. Ms. Weeks commented on the VML (conference that
she recently attended.
Mr. Adams asked about an update on the renovations to the
Fire Department building and the Town Manager responded
that a meeting has been scheduled for tomorrow to review
the final architectural/engineering plans with staff and Chief
Oakes and Chief Philpott. Once we have our final
comments, we will sit down with the engineer and the
package will be ready to put out for bid. Mr. Adams also
expressed thanks to Council for their attendance at the 75 th
Anniversary Celebration of the First Aid Crew.
The Mayor asked about the 24-hour career staff and the
Town Manager responded that they are in place now at the
Mount Pleasant station and serving East Roanoke County.
They will move over to Vinton as soon as the renovations
are completed.
Vice Mayor Hare commented that VDOT has been giving
specific training to its staff regarding the treatment of
patients who potentially have Ecola and are we prepared.
Mr. Adams stated that just last night the Crew had a training
meeting on the signs and symptoms to look for and the
vehicles are all equipped with the necessary equipment.
The Roanoke County dispatchers are now asking certain
questions when someone calls them. He has also received
a long list from the Virginia Health Department that is going
out to all of the squads, The Town Manager commented
that there is a conference call with the Governor tomorrow
regarding what the State is doing to prepare and also a local
session will be held at Virginia Western Community College
for all local public safety personnel.
Vice Mayor are made a motion to adjourn the meeting;
the motion was seconded by Mr. Nance and carried by the
following vote, with all members voting: Vote 5-0; Yeas (5)
— Adams, Nance, Weeks, Hare, Grose-, Nays (0) — None. Meeting adjourned
The meeting was adjourned at 8:58 p.m.
APPROVED:
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..........Bradley E. Grose, Mayor
2AEST-
o Susan N. Johns Town Clerk
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