Cleveland City Council

AGENDA Cleveland City Council Work Session – August 25, 2014 1:00 P.M. Cleveland Municipal Building 190 Church Street, NE I. PRESENTATIONS, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM MAIL A. Cleveland Utilities - Sewer Ordinance Amendment B. Richard Shaw – CHS gym update II. UPDATES FROM THE CITY MANAGER A. LIC North B. Taylor Springs III. REVIEW OF 3:00 AGENDA – CITY MANAGER IV. REPORTS OF COUNCIL MEMBERS A. Councilman Hughes E. Councilman Estes B. Councilman Banks F. Vice Mayor Johnson C. Councilman Poe G. Councilman May D. Councilman McKenzie V. ANNOUNCEMENTS VI. OTHER BUSINESS  AGENDA Cleveland City Council Regular Session – August 25, 2014 3:00 P.M. Cleveland Municipal Building 190 Church Street, NE I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE & PRAYER IV. WAIVE READING OF MINUTES A. Regular Session – August 11, 2014 (p. 1). V. PRESENTATIONS, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS FROM MAIL A. Life Saving Recognition Awards: Jeremy Greenleaf, Zach Reagan and Matt Wittmaier. B. Letter from the Tennessee Historical Commission regarding C.C. Card Auto Company Building (p. 2-3). C. 2014 JAG Grant Award in the amount of $46,881 – Police Department to purchase body cameras ($29,257) and Bradley County to purchase 14 laptop computers ($17,624). VI. CONSENT AGENDA A. Resolution No: 2014-77 – Approving an agreement with Bradley County for the division of sale proceeds for a parcel owned by Bradley County that was purchased at a delinquent tax sale (p. 4-5). B. Motion – Authorizing the Mayor to sign a commitment letter of support with United Way of Bradley County in their application for the TVA Extreme Energy Makeovers Grant (p.6). VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Final Passage - Ordinance No: 2014-32 – Setting the salary of the Office of Mayor at $40,000 (p. 7-8). VIII. REPORTS OF COUNCIL MEMBERS A. Councilman Hughes E. Councilman Estes B. Councilman Banks F. Vice Mayor Johnson C. Councilman Poe G. Councilman May D. Councilman McKenzie IX. NEW BUSINESS AND ORDINANCES A. Resolution No: 2014-75 – Authorizing the CEO of Cleveland Utilities to act on behalf of the City of Cleveland with respect to a loan application with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program for water meter replacements (p. 9-10). B. Resolution No: 2014-76 – Authorizing and providing for the financing of the construction of a water facilities project, including authorizing the execution of any necessary documents related to the loan ($2,500,000) (p. 11-12). C. Appointment – Cleveland Municipal Court Judge (p. 13). X. ANNOUNCEMENTS XI. OTHER BUSINESS