In a routine session, the Lawrenceburg City Council convened to address various municipal matters. City Administrator Dick McKinley opened the meeting by announcing the completion of an acoustic analysis for the Crockett Theatre and the ongoing search for new HVAC systems. Pam Hyde from Parks and Recreation provided a comprehensive update on park developments, highlighting renovations to the tennis courts, plans for future pickleball courts, an upcoming Weather Brothers fundraiser concert at the Crockett Theatre, and preparations at Rotary Park for the upcoming swimming season, including lifeguard recruitment.
Subsequently, the council delved into a packed agenda, meticulously reviewing and approving all listed items. Noteworthy decisions included the passage of an ordinance imposing a 2.5 percent privilege tax on hotels, motels, and similar lodging establishments. Additionally, adjustments totaling $87,600 were allocated in the 2023-2024 budget to bolster the operations of the police and fire departments. Another ordinance was passed to accommodate a $42,500 salary for an additional Emergency Management Agency (EMA) staff member. The council also greenlit a resolution authorizing the sale of real estate on Brannon Street to the Lawrenceburg Housing and Development Corporation.
The Lawrenceburg City Council convenes for regular sessions on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, ensuring the continued governance and progress of the city.
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