MINUTES OF A MEETING
OF THE BOARD OF COUNCIL OF THE
Mayor Mary Brown was not in attendance of the
meeting. Mayor Pro-Tem Eric Haas called
the meeting of City Council to order at
Mayor Pro-Tem Haas led the Pledge
of Allegiance to the flag.
Minutes
The minutes of the
Reports of Officers
Fire Department Monthly Report for May: Chief
Mark Bailey presented his monthly report to Council for May. A motion was made by Mr. Lampe and seconded
by Mr. Peterman to receive and file the Fire Department’s monthly report for
May. The motion passed by a unanimous
vote.
Police Department Monthly Report for May: Chief
Mike Daly presented his monthly report to Council for May. Chief Daly recognized Lt. Mark Dill who
received a plaque of recognition for his service and achievements with the FBI
National Academy Associate Board where he was president. A motion was made by Mr. Lampe and seconded
by Mr. Peterman to receive and file the monthly report for May. The motion passed by a unanimous vote.
City Administrator's Report: Don Martin presented a report to Council on
the following:
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Archery Map: A copy of the archery map was
included in Council’s packet that shows all properties that are 3 acres or
greater in size. A copy of the map will
be included on the website and made available at the city building and will
include updated information on the archery ordinance as well.
·
Request to amend fence height
restrictions: Wayne and Theresa Bradley have requested that
council consider amending the zoning regulations to increase the maximum height
of fences from six feet to either seven or eight feet. Research indicates that a deer can jump as
high as 15 feet but typically does not jump any fence especially solid privacy
fence. Therefore, staff recommends that
the current 6 feet high maximum fence height remain unchanged.
·
Request to amend noise ordinance: Jenifer Ray has requested that council consider amending
the noise ordinance in order to provide more stringent regulations. After meeting with Chief Daly, it was
determined that the current noise ordinance is adequate to address the types of
complaints mentioned by Ms. Ray.
Therefore, staff recommends that no changes be made to the noise
ordinance.
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VA Houses on
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Pension Reform:
Governor Beshear has met with the leaders of
both the House and Senate in an effort to find compromise language for
legislation which would help to address the pension crisis. It appears that such a compromise has been
reached. It is the Governor’s intent to
call a special session on June 23 in order for the legislation to take effect
in July. While these proposed changes
will not solve the issue, it is certainly a good first step.
·
KY Jailer of the Year:
Campbell County Jailer, Greg Buckler, was recently named “Jailer of the
Year” by the Kentucky Jailers Association.
Report on Vouchers
Ordinances, Resolutions, and Orders
Ordinance O-07-2008: An ordinance amending Section I
of the Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual relating to the Americans with
Disabilities Act was presented to Council for consideration. A motion was made by Mr. Peterman and
seconded by Mrs. Levine to approve ordinance O-07-2008. Upon call of the roll, the following members
voted “aye” – Mrs. Steller, Mrs. Levine, Mr.
Peterman, and Mr. Lampe. Voting “no” –
none. The motion carried by a unanimous
vote.
Ordinance O-08-2008: An ordinance amending Chapter 95
of the Code of Ordinances relating to the discharge of bows and crossbows
within the City of
Ordinance O-09-2008: An ordinance for the FY 2008/2009
Budget was presented to Council for consideration. A motion was made by Mrs. Levine and seconded
by Mrs. Steller to approve Ordinance O-09-2008. Upon call of the roll, the following members
voted “aye” – Mrs. Steller, Mrs. Levine, Mr.
Peterman, and Mr. Lampe. Voting “no” –
none. The motion carried by a unanimous
vote.
Ordinance O-10-2008: An ordinance for the FY 2007/2008
Budget Amendment was presented to Council for consideration. A motion was made by Mrs. Steller
and seconded by Mrs. Levine to approve Ordinance O-10-2008. Upon call of the roll, the following members
voted “aye” – Mrs. Steller, Mrs. Levine, Mr.
Peterman, and Mr. Lampe. Voting “no” –
none. The motion carried by a unanimous
vote.
Ordinance O-11-2008: An ordinance adopting a Capital
Project Funds Budget was presented to Council for consideration. A motion was made by Mr. Peterman and
seconded by Mrs. Levine to approve Ordinance O-11-2008. Upon call of the roll, the following members
voted “aye” – Mrs. Steller, Mrs. Levine, Mr.
Peterman, and Mr. Lampe. Voting “no” –
none. The motion carried by a unanimous
vote.
Ordinance O-12-2008: An ordinance fixing the fiscal
year 2008/2009 Administrative pay was presented to Council for a first
reading. This ordinance will be laid
over to the next meeting for consideration.
Ordinance O-13-2008: An ordinance amending the Pay
Table and Pay Classification Plan was presented to Council for a first
reading. This ordinance will be laid
over to the next meeting for consideration.
Ordinance O-14-2008: An ordinance fixing the fiscal
year 2008/2009 Police Department salaries was presented to council for a first
reading. This ordinance will be laid
over to the next meeting for consideration.
Ordinance O-15-2008: An ordinance fixing the fiscal
year 2008/2009 General Services Department salaries was presented to council
for a first reading. This ordinance will
be laid over to the next meeting for consideration.
Ordinance
O-16-2008: An ordinance fixing the fiscal year 2008/2009
Fire Department salaries was presented to Council. This ordnance will be laid over to the next
meeting.
With no further business to come before Council, the
meeting was adjourned at
APPROVED:
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Eric
A. Haas, Mayor Pro-Tem
ATTEST:
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Melissa K. Kelly, City Clerk