SALISBURY CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
Revised
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MAY 2, 2011
COUNCIL CHAMBERS (ROOM 301)
GOVERNMENT OFFICE BUILDING
3:00 p.m. - Closed Session
- Pending litigation/consult with legal counsel as permitted under the Annotated Code of Maryland Sections 10-508(7)(8)
Work Session (following conclusion of closed session)
- Proposed easement abandonment and relocation (Walgreen Company - 917 Mt. Hermon Rd.) – Teresa Gardner
- Lord’s Prayer issue – Paul Wilber
- Manufacturing exemption request
- Mandatory vs. discretionary treatment of requests
- Spartech Polycom
- DiCarlo Precision Instrument
- Tenants Bill of Rights
Individuals or organizational representatives may come prepared
to give or submit brief comments.
- Financial results quarterly report – Pam Oland
- U.S. 50E/Moore Annexation – Chris Jakubiak
- Items for reconsideration:
- “The Bricks”
- Linens of the Week property (CDBG funding)
- Onley Road/Bateman Street/S. Division Street project
- Health care for elected officials
- Other
- City Council Rules of Order
- General discussion/upcoming agendas
The Council reserves the right to convene in Closed Session
as permitted under the Annotated Code of Maryland 10-508(a)
It makes me so sad that the city council doesn't respect christian values anymore.
ReplyDeleteWell, it was Shanie Shields and Laura Mitchell who brought this up. Now Shanie is trying to claim she never said anything about it, yet she purposely showed up late on Monday night to make sure she didn't have to recite the Lord's Prayer. We have the AUDIO of her supporting dropping the Lord's Prayer, INTERSETING!
ReplyDeleteLaura and Shanie wanted to immediately embarass Terry Cohen as a Jew, knowing she cannot lead off with the Lord's Prayer.
REMEMBER who asked for this Folks. Shanie and Laura. The games have already begun.
Why won't the black faith community call Shanie and gently correct her?
ReplyDeleteWhere are the christian men and women of color in Salisbury?
Are they so blinded by their hate and bigotry against jews that they won't stand up for Christ and ask the city council to respect our reflect our Christian heritage and values?