On Tuesday, May 13th, the Pulaski Board of Aldermen is scheduled to convene for an important meeting that will cover a variety of significant topics. Among the agenda items, the board will review and approve the minutes from the previous work session and regular meeting. Additionally, they will receive and file reports from the City Recorder as well as various committees, providing an overview of ongoing activities and initiatives within the city.
The meeting will also include a segment for remarks from concerned citizens regarding the items listed on the agenda, allowing community members to voice their opinions and concerns. A key financial matter on the agenda is the proposal to adopt a resolution that would authorize borrowing $300,000 for the purchase of a new Ladder Truck for the Fire Department, which is crucial for enhancing the city’s emergency response capabilities.
Furthermore, the board will consider an ordinance on its second reading that pertains to amendments to the 2024-2025 Budget. A public hearing is set to take place at 12:05 PM concerning the annexation of the property located at 1950 Elkton Pike, which will also be up for consideration during the meeting. In addition, the board will establish a public hearing related to the Historical Zoning Ordinance, addressing the preservation and regulation of historical sites within the city.
As the meeting progresses, both new and old business will be discussed, ensuring that all relevant matters are addressed. In a related development, the Beer Board will hold a session to review a special event permit for the upcoming Sundrop Festival, which promises to be a highlight for the community. This meeting presents an opportunity for the board to engage with residents and make decisions that will impact the future of Pulaski.
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