CITY OF SALISBURY
CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
JANUARY 14, 2008 6:00 p.m.
City/County Government Office Building Room 301
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6:00 p.m. CONVENE - LORD'S PRAYER - PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
6:04 p.m. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
6:07 p.m. PROCLAMATION/CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION - Mayor Barrie P.
Tilghman
* Proclamation proclaiming January 2008 as National Mentoring Month
* Certificates of Appreciation recognizing organizers of CSAFE Christmas
Party
6:15 p.m. AWARD OF BIDS - Internal Services Director Pam Oland
[includes $170,000 of change orders for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and ENR Upgrade project]
6:30 p.m. CONSENT AGENDA - City Clerk Brenda Colegrove
* December 10, 2007 Minutes
* December 17, 2007 Special Meeting Minutes
* Resolution No. 1612 - accepting donation of a tennis court net from Salisbury University
* Resolution No. 1613 - accepting funds awarded through the Justice Assistance Grant
* Resolution No. 1614 - reappointment to City Board of Elections Supervisors
* Resolution No. 1615 - reappointments to Marina Committee
* Resolution No. 1616 - reappointments to Planning and Zoning Commission
* Resolution No. 1617 - reappointments to City Park Committee
* Resolution No. 1618 - reappointments to Zoo Commission
* Resolution No. 1619 - reappointments/appointment to the Friends of Poplar Hill Mansion Board of Directors
6:35 p.m. ORDINANCE - City Attorney Paul Wilber
* Ordinance No. 2045 - 2nd reading - imposing a 60-day moratorium on
adult establishments
6:50 p.m. RESOLUTION - City Administrator John Pick
* Resolution No. 1620 - authorizing City to issue and sell General Obligation Bonds ($3,605,000)
1. Waverly Drive Storm Sewer Project $ 1,300,000
2. Fire Station #2 - Renovations $90,000
3. Fire Station #16 - Truck Replacement $950,000
4. Riverwalk - Engineering for Repairs Along Wicomico River East Prong $100,000
5. Beaverdam Drive Bridge - Repairs $322,000
6. Mill Street Bridge - Repairs $327,000
7. Elevated Water Tower/North - Engineering $500,000
8. Costs of Issuance $16,000
* Resolution No. 1621 - Enterprise Zone eligibility - Plaza Gateway Salisbury LLC
* Resolution No. 1622 - approving lease with Urban Salisbury, Inc. for operating a park and flea market
* Resolution No. 1623 - approving lease with Shore Fresh Growers Association and Urban Salisbury, Inc. for operating a producer's farmers' market
7:50 p.m. PUBLIC COMMENTS
8:00 p.m. ADJOURN
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Joe:
ReplyDeleteIn the public comment part please ask who bought those bonds that they issued for the special TIF subsidy for the old Salisbury Mall developer.
Boy they give the public a whopping 10 minutes for comments. Oh that's right Shanie and Gary say's they don't have to have public comments at all.
ReplyDeleteWhat's this all about:
ReplyDeleteFire Station #16 - Truck Replacement $950,000
Joe, I'm going to ask this question calmly--WHY THE HELL ARE WE REPLACING A FIRE TRUCK FOR ALMOST A MILLION DOLLARS?????? What is going on???
ReplyDeleteAnon @ 6:45 am
ReplyDeleteGreat posts.
Ladder trucks cost that much. The one station 16 has now is about 30 yrs old. It has already had catastrophic failure with the ladder which caused it to collapse and crush a career fire fighters foot, possibly ending his career. It is time for a new one. 950,000 is on the cheaper end.
ReplyDeletePROVE IT! It's EASY to just say that. Show me THREE bids to prove you got the best price and that you didn't order leather interiors, power windows and all the bells and whistles? Till them, you're full of crap and anonymous with no ba{{s.
ReplyDeleteI can hardly believe that after gouging city taxpayers for an extravagant 10,000,000 firehouse that EVERYONE knows could have been constructed much much more inexpensively NOW we are going to have to fork up another million ? Jesus, WHO EXACTLY is getting rich off of us city residents???
ReplyDeleteIf I live off of Camden on Somerset Avenue what fire company would respond if there was a fire? After sitting through the usual Mill Street back up the other day I got worried about firetrucks trying to get through from the new station locale. Thanks for any info
ReplyDeleteIf you want proof dipshit just go to the web sites of the differnt companies and check out the prices. Hell call any rep and ask, they will be happy to provide you with prices
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you get booger to steal som more magazines off the chiefs desk and send you the prices
ReplyDeleteNice try Fire Pussy.
ReplyDeleteWhy does anyone have to prove anything about the fire service to Joe Albero anyways?
ReplyDeleteJoe, as a former Vol Fire fighter from NJ I can tell you diesel rigs are expensive on their own. Add speciality equipment such as ladders, pumps, tools boxes, lights, sirens, electronics, etc, it brings the price up into the 800 - $900,000 range. They aren't cheap. Not defending salisbury, but I think maybe that some research on pricing could be done before bashing that. The city speds some big bucks on dumb things, but I don't think a fire truck is one of them.
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