Glenn Potter made a motion to approve the Financial Statement as presented from the Treasurer for May and June and July. Ted Spivey seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Ted Spivey
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Glenn Potter made a motion to approve the Financial Statement as presented from the Treasurer for May and June and July. Ted Spivey seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Ted Spivey
Don Davis made a motion to authorize Glenn Potter to order 12 4'x4' wooden sign posts. Kandy Kobold seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Don Davis, seconded by Kandy Kobold
Ted Spivey made a motion to have the Clerk write Mr. Brotherton to have his property cleaned-up within 10 days. Glenn Potter seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Ted Spivey, seconded by Glenn R. Potter
Glenn Potter made a motion to pass a resolution to eliminate the "NO PARKING" sign on the west side of Summerhays from Highway #6 to 3rd St. Don Davis seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Don Davis
Glenn Potter made a motion to accept the following money. Don Davis seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Don Davis
Glenn Potter made a motion to adopt the proposed budget. Ted Spivey seconded. All in favor by
Carried · moved by Glenn R. Potter, seconded by Ted Spivey
Don Davis presentGlenn R. Potter presentTed Spivey presentKandy Kobold present“Bill Bream Attorney Neuzil” (unmatched) absent“Potter Spivey” (unmatched) present“Kobold Att” (unmatched) presentWayne Stratton (mayor) present
The archive has no itemized agenda for this meeting.
| Document | Type | Original |
|---|---|---|
| Minutes-08/02/1972 | minutes |
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