Motion Brown second Morgan to begin application process to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the federal flood insurance program
Carried · moved by Pam Brown, seconded by Sandra Morgan
City Council
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Motion Brown second Morgan to begin application process to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the federal flood insurance program
Carried · moved by Pam Brown, seconded by Sandra Morgan
Motion Morgan second Brown to authorize Mayor to sign application when it arrives
Carried · moved by Sandra Morgan, seconded by Pam Brown
Motion Bartels second Stoner to hire part-time help at $5.00 per hour to assist Bob Herring with cleanup after the flood with a review at the next meeting
Carried · moved by Jim Bartels, seconded by Dave Stoner
Dave Stoner presentPam Brown presentSandra Morgan presentGlenn R. Potter (mayor) present
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| Document | Type | Original |
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| Minutes-7 /22/1990 | minutes |
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“Motion Brown second Morgan to begin application process to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the federal flood insurance program. Roll call vote: Brown, aye; Bartels, aye; Stoner, aye; Slaymaker, aye; Morgan, aye. Carried unanimously.”document 4304, p. 2 · meeting · 1990s
“Hart: Electrical damage at the sewer plant is estimated at $5,000.00. The road will need to be replaced at an estimated cost of $2,700.00. Street erosion and surface damage is estimated at $8,000.00.”document 4304, p. 2 · meeting · 1990s
“The Tiffin city council met in special session on Friday, June 22, 1990 for the purpose of discussing the flood.”document 4304, p. 2 · meeting · 1990s
“The raising of the creek caused the problem. The dike was okay. A blocked up culvert didn't cause the trailer court to flood. It flooded because the creek raised.”document 4304, p. 5 · meeting · 1990s
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