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PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICIAL

PROCEEDINGS

CITY OF

MORGAN CITY

JULY 23, 2024

The Mayor and City Council of Morgan City, Louisiana, met at 6:00 pm (local time) in regular session, this date, in the City Court Building, Highway 182 East, Morgan City, Louisiana.

There were present: Honorable Lee Dragna, Mayor; and Council Members Ron Bias, Steve Domangue, Tim Hymel, Bonnie Leonard and Louis J. Tamporello, Jr.

Absent: None

Also present were Mr. Charlie Solar, Jr., Chief Administrative Officer and Mr. Paul Landry, City Attorney.

The invocation was given by Reverend Justin Lee.

There was no Positive Image re- cipient for July.

Dwayne Barbier stated that Mr. Mike Ruffing had approached the Lake End Park Committee and the Recreation and Parks Commission about holding a Zydeco and Southern Soul Festival at the new pavilion on Lake End Parkway around the first week of June. A motion to approve the Zydeco and Southern Soul Festival as long as the date was good with Lake End Park was made by Pastor Bias, seconded by Mr. Hymel and voted unanimously in favor.

Patrick Haller with the Morgan City Firefighters Association re- quested permission to hold the annual boot drive to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association on August 30, 2024, from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM at the intersection of Highway 90 and Highway 182 (copy on file). A motion to allow the Boot Drive was made by Mr. Domangue, seconded by Mr. Stephens, and vot-ed unanimously in favor. Mr. Haller also mentioned two new programs he has implemented during his time as the Fire Prevention Chief. He stated that there is now in place a home risk assessment. This would be an inspection of the home provided free of charge to educate citizens. He said the second program was a program in which he would work closely with the Police and Sheriff Departments as well as the school system to identify juveniles with a curiosity about setting fires. Studies have shown that when this program is implemented in communities, not only did the rate of fires go down, the rate of juvenile crime actually went down as well.

Mrs. Claire Giordano and Mrs. Carmen Freia addressed the council regarding an ongoing issue with a family plot. The plot was purchased in 1873 by their great grandfather. During the Covid epidemic, three people were erroneously buried in their family plot, and they wanted them mov-ed. Over the past two years many letters had been written to the City as well as numerous telephone conversations with City employees, and to date nothing had been done. After lengthy discussion, Mayor Dragna presented the family with State Statute RS 8:813 that allows for the correction of errors that may occur in connection with the operation of a cemetery. This statute allowed the City to make changes in order to correct any errors. He said that he would place the item on the August agenda and allow the Council to vote on a solution. City Attorney Paul Landry stated that he had talked to several City em- ployees about the issue and that an amicable resolution had been at- tempted. Mr. Ronnie Mire stated that said had they known a resolution would have taken so long, they would have come before the City Council earlier.

The minutes of the June 25, 2024 meeting were submitted. There be- ing no corrections, additions, or deletions, a motion to approve the minutes was made by Mrs. Leonard, seconded by Pastor Bias, and voted unanimously in favor.

Mrs. Kristen Holcombe with Kolder, Slaven & Company gave the annual audit re- port for the City for the year ending December 31, 2023 (copy on file).

Mayor Dragna stated that a local donor, who he did not want to name at this time, had pledged a large sum of money to build a public swimming pool and half of that money had already been received. The new pool would be 25 meters and have 6 or 7 lanes, and would be suitable for all the needs of the residents.

Mrs. Deborah Garber, Finance Director, submitted the following financial statement for the period ending June 30, 2024.

MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

DATE: July 23, 2024

TO: Mayor and Council

FROM: Deborah Garber

RE: Comments related to summary of revenues and expenses compared to budget for the period ended June 30, 2024.

Attached is a summary that compares our actual revenues and expenses to our operational budget for our major funds subject to budgetary control for the period ending June 30, 2024. The following comments are related thereto:

General and Ancillary Funds: Revenues are just barely over budget by $19,498. In General Fund, sales taxes remain under budget by $21,625. Operating expenses are under budget by $707,042. The net loss of $1,517,430 is a positive variance of $726,540 as compared to the adopted budget.

Utility Fund: Actual revenues are increasingly under budget at $1,176,636. Electric Purchased Power adjustment revenues alone are under budget $1,215,000 which is a direct result of the Purchased Power Expense be- ing under budget $1,084,064. Overall, the utility operational ex- penses are under budget $1,323,870. The net income, after transfers, of $527,561 creates a positive variance compared to the budget of $204,156.

Sanitation and Sewer Fund: The operating revenues are $76,526 over budget, with total operating expenses under budget by $153,855. The net income, after transfers, of $188,429 leaves another positive variance of $268,641.

Respectfully submitted,

/s/ Deborah Garber

Deborah Garber

Finance Director

A motion to accept the financial statement was made by Mr. Hy- mel, seconded by Pastor Bias, and voted unanimously in favor.

Mrs. Kristen Holcombe with Kolder, Slaven & Co. gave the annual audit report for the City for the year ending December 31, 2023 (copy on file).

The next matter on the agenda was the finance committee recommendations. Councilman Hymel stated that the Finance Committee had met prior to the Council meeting. The Sewer Department was requesting $350,000 to complete the Sew-er Infrastructure Project. The monies would come from the Pollution Abatement fund; whereupon,

Mr. Hymel offered the following Resolution, who moved for its adoption.

RESOLUTION

NO. R: 24-28

BE IT RESOLV-ED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, that the following Finance Committee recommendations be and the same are hereby approved:

1. Allocate $350,000 from Pollution Abatement for continuing Sewer Infrastructure Improvement Project.

Mrs. Leonard seconded the motion.

The vote thereon was as follows:

AYES: Hymel, Leonard, Bias, Domangue, Tamporello

NAYS: None

ABSENT: None

The resolution was therefore de- clared approved and adopted this 23rd day of July, 2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna

Mayor

ATTEST:

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie Harrington

Clerk

The Condemnation and Demolition report was the next matter on the agenda. Mrs. Melanie Topham stated that the property at 1007 Birch Street was in disrepair. The owners had been contacted and had not responded. A motion to demolish the house at 1007 Birch Street was made by Pastor Bias, seconded by Mr. Domangue, and voted unanimously in favor.

The property owners of the house located at 2316 Cypress Street had been sent all notifications and had done nothing with the property. A motion to demolish 2316 Cypress Street was made by Mr. Hymel, seconded by Mrs. Leonard, and voted unanimously in favor.

The last property was located ant 515 Terrebonne Street. Mrs. Top-ham said all notifications had been mailed and nothing had yet been done to the house. A motion to demolish the property located at 515 Terrebonne Street was made by Pastor Bias, seconded by Mrs. Leonard and voted unanimously in favor.

Mayor Dragna said that he forgot to mention in his Mayor’s report that there was an issue in the charter. Although we made changes earlier this year to the single-member districts, it was not worded in the charter correctly about residency. He stated that the issue would be addressed in the near future.

Mayor Dragna stated that a firm needed to be en- gaged to handle the engineering portion of the Gas Infrastructure and Modernization Grant. Request for Qualifications were sent out, and Charlie Solar, CAO, recommended we go with the firm of C. H. Fenstermaker; whereupon,

Mr. Tamporello offered the following Resolution, who moved for its adoption.

RESOLUTION

NO. R: 24-29

WHEREAS, The City of Morgan City will be undertaking a Natural Gas Distribution Infrastructure Safety and Modernization Grant Program Project, and

WHEREAS, the City sent out a Request for Qualifications for Professional Engineering Services; and

WHEREAS, the firm of C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates, L.L.C. best meets the City’s needs in its qualifications.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLVED by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, Louisiana that it engage C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates, L.L.C. to perform the necessary services to implement this project.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-ED, that the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized, empowered, and directed to execute any and all documents in connection with this project.

Mr. Domangue seconded the motion.

The vote thereon was as follows:

AYES: Tamporello, Domangue, Bias, Hymel, Tam- porello

NAYS: None

ABSENT: None

The Resolution was therefore declared approved and adopted this 23rd day of July, 2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna

Mayor

ATTEST:

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie Harrington

Clerk

The next matter on the agenda was the Ordinances. Mayor Dragna stated that the 2024 Millages needed to be re- adopted because of a publication error with the newspaper. He stated that the first ordinance would adopt the adjusted millage rates. The public hearing was open-ed on the Adoption of the Adjusted Millage Rates for the Tax Year 2024. No one appeared for or against said ordinance; whereupon,

This Ordinance introduced with first reading on June 25, 2024. Published by title on June 28, 2024.

Pastor Bias offered the following Ordinance, who moved for its adoption.

ORDINANCE

NO. 24-08

AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATES OF TAX TO BE AS- SESSED BY THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2024.

BE IT ORDAIN-ED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, Louisiana, in regular session convened:

SECTION 1

That the tax roll of the City of Morgan City as prepared by the St. Mary Parish As- sessor, showing the assessed value of all property subject to taxation within the said City, on said roll, to amount to the sum of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT MILLION, NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED TWENTY SIX and no/100 DOLLARS ($138,986,326.00) to be and the same is hereby ratified and approved by this body.

SECTION 2

That for the purpose of meeting the ordinary, municipal expenses of said City for the year 2024 there is hereby levied upon all property within said City, subject to taxation, an ad valorem tax of FIFTEEN AND EIGHTY-FIVE HUNDREDTHS (15.85) mills on the dollar, upon the assessed value of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT MILLION, NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX and no/100 DOLLARS ($138,986,326.00).

SECTION 3

That for the purpose of paying the maintenance and other such expenses of the Municipal Auditorium for the year 2024, there is hereby levied a tax of ONE AND NINETY-SEVEN ONE HUNDREDTHS (1.97) mills on the dollar upon the assessed value of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT MILLION, NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX and no/100 DOLLARS ($138,986,326.00).

SECTION 4

That the City Tax Collector of the City of Morgan City, Louisi¬ana, be and he is hereby authorized, em- powered, and directed to make the collection of the taxes imposed for and on behalf of said City, according to law; that the taxes herein levied shall be a permanent lien and privilege on all of the property subject to taxation as herein set forth; and the collection hereof shall be enforceable in the manner provided by law.

SECTION 5

That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict hereby be and the same are hereby repealed and this ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption, the public welfare so demanding.

Mrs. Leonard seconded the mo- tion.

The vote thereon was as follows:

AYES: Bias, Leonard, Do- mangue, Hymel, Tamporello

NAYS: None

ABSTAINED: None

ABSENT: None

Certified ap- proved and adopted this 23rd day of July, 2024.

Delivered to Mayor Dragna at 8:20 AM, this 24th day of July, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

Approved this 24th day of July, 2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna,

Mayor

Received from Mayor Dragna at 8:30 AM on July 24, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

Published: July 26, 2024

Mayor Dragna said the second ordinance would adopt the adjusted millage rates and roll forward to the maximum millage rates. Mrs. Deborah Garber, Fin-ance Director, stated that the in- crease in taxes from the roll forward would amount to a little over $34,000. Mayor Dragna opened the public hearing for the Setting Forth of the Adjusted Millage Rates and Rolling Forward to Millage Rates not to Exceed the Maximum Authorized Rates Ordinance. No one appeared for or against said ordinance; whereupon,

This Ordinance introduced with first reading on June 25, 2024. Published by title on June 28, 2024.

Pastor Bias of- fered the following Ordinance, who moved for its adoption.

ORDINANCE

NO. 24-09

AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATES OF TAX TO BE AS- SESSED BY THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA, FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2024.

BE IT ORDAIN-ED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, Louisiana, in regular session convened:

SECTION 1

That the tax roll of the City of Morgan City as prepared by the St. Mary Parish As- sessor, showing the assessed value of all property subject to taxation within the said City, on said roll, to amount to the sum of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT MILLION, NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED TWENTY SIX and no/100 DOLLARS ($138,986,326.00) to be and the same is hereby ratified and approved by this body.

SECTION 2

That for the purpose of meeting the ordinary, municipal expenses of said City for the year 2024 there is hereby levied upon all property within said City, subject to taxation, an ad valorem tax of SIXTEEN AND SEVEN ONE HUNDREDTHS (16.07) mills on the dollar, upon the assessed value of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT MILLION, NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX and no/100 DOLLARS ($138,986,326.00).

SECTION 3

That for the purpose of paying the maintenance and other such expenses of the Municipal Auditorium for the year 2024, there is hereby levied a tax of TWO (2.0) mills on the dollar upon the assessed value of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT MILLION, NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX and no/100 DOLLARS ($138,986,326.00).

SECTION 4

That the City Tax Collector of the City of Morgan City, Louisi¬ana, be and he is hereby authorized, em- powered, and directed to make the collection of the taxes imposed for and on behalf of said City, according to law; that the taxes herein levied shall be a permanent lien and privilege on all of the property subject to taxation as herein set forth; and the collection hereof shall be enforceable in the manner provided by law.

SECTION 5

That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict hereby be and the same are hereby repealed and this ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption, the public welfare so demanding.

Mrs. Leonard seconded the mo- tion.

The vote thereon was as follows:

AYES: Bias, Leonard, Do- mangue, Hymel, Tamporello

NAYS: None

ABSTAINED: None

ABSENT: None

Certified ap- proved and adopted this 23rd day of July, 2024.

Delivered to Mayor Dragna at 8:20 AM, this 24th day of July, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

Approved this 24th day of July, 2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna,

Mayor

Received from Mayor Dragna at 8:30 AM on July 24, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

Published:

July 26, 2024

The public hearing was opened for the rezoning of land. No one appeared for or against said ordinance; whereupon,

This Ordinance introduced with first reading on June 25, 2024. Published by title on June 28, 2024.

Mr. Tamporello offered the following Ordinance, who moved for its adoption.

ORDINANCE

NO. 24-10

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA, AMENDING THE OFFICIAL

ZONING

MAP OF THE

CITY.

SECTION 1

BE IT ORDAINED

by the City

Council, the governing

authority of

the City of Morgan

City, Louisiana,

that the official

Zoning Map of the

City is amended

and reenacted to

rezone and redesignate

the following

described property

from and to

the zoning districts

indicated;

the affected property

with its zoning

designation

being as shown on

the attached map,

which map constitutes

an amendment

to the existing

official zoning

map.

PROPERTY:

A 7.11-acre portion

of Parcel

#3314341069.00,

Subdivision Ward

11 Non-Subdivision

Section 7,

Township 16,

Range 16; specifically,

320.95’ along

Industry Road,

965.00’ bordered

by the entire

length of parcels

along the southern

side of Park Road,

320.95’ bordered

by timber land

( P a r c e l

#3314341015.00)

and 965.00’ bordered

by the

remaining parcel

along LA State

Highway 182

FROM: “C”

Commercial

TO: “R-5” Residential

SECTION 2

Should any section,

paragraph,

sentence, clause,

or phrase be

declared unconstitutional

or repealed

for any reason,

the remainder

of the ordinance

shall not be affected

hereby. That all

laws or parts of

laws in conflict

with this ordinance

be and the

same are hereby

repealed. This ordinance

shall take

effect immediately

after its passage

within the time

prescribed by law.

Pastor Bias seconded

the motion.

The vote thereon

was as follows:

AYES: Tamporello,

Bias, Domangue,

Hymel,

Leonard

NAYS: None

ABSTAIN: None

ABSENT: None

Certified approved

and adopted

this 23rd day of

July, 2024.

Delivered to

Mayor Dragna at

8:20 AM, this 24th

day of July, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie Harrington

Clerk

Approved this

24th day of July,

2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna

Mayor

Received from

Mayor at 8:30 AM

on July, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie Harrington

Clerk

Published:

July 26, 2024

The next matter

on the agenda was

the ordinance for

the purchase of the

Archives building.

The public hearing

was opened. No

one appeared for

or against said

ordinance; whereupon,

This ordinance

was introduced

with a first reading

on June 25,

2024. Published by

title on June 28,

2024.

Mrs. Leonard

offered the following

ordinance, who

moved for its adoption.

ORDINANCE

NO. 24-11

BE IT ORDAINED,

by the City

Council, the governing

body of the

City of Morgan

City, Louisiana, in

regular session

convened this 23rd

day of July, 2024,

that:

SECTION 1:

WHEREAS, the

City of Morgan

City (“City”) is a

duly authorized

municipality that

is responsible for

municipal operations

within the

territorial limits of

the City; and

WHEREAS, as

part of its operation

of city government,

the City

owns and operates

various properties;

and

WHEREAS, the

City is interested

in purchasing the

property located at

506 First Street

for use in municipal

operations.

SECTION 2:

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT RESOLVED,

by the

City Council, the

governing authority

of Morgan City,

Louisiana that:

(1) The City

Council agrees to

purchase the property

at 506 First

Street, from Natchez

Morice, III,

for the price of

$300,000.00; and

(2) The Mayor is

hereby authorized

and directed to

execute any and

all documents necessary

to effectuate

the purchase of

506 First Street

from Natchez

Morice, III.

SECTION 3:

All laws or parts

of laws in conflict

with this ordinance

are hereby

repealed.

SECTION 4

Should any section,

paragraph,

sentence, clause,

or phrase be

declared unconstitutional

or repealed

for any reason,

the remainder

of the ordinance

shall not be affected

hereby. That all

laws or parts of

law in conflict with

this ordinance be

and the same are

repealed. This ordinance

shall take

effect immediately

after passage within

the time prescribed

by law.

Pastor Bias seconded

the motion.

The vote thereon

was as follows:

AYES: Leonard,

Bias, Domangue,

Hymel, Tamporello

NAYS: None

ABSENT: None

Certified approved

and adopted

this 23rd day of

July, 2024.

Delivered to

Mayor at 8:20 am,

this 24th day of

July, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

Approved this

24th day of July,

2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna,

Mayor

Received from

Mayor at 8:30 am

on July 24, 2024.

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

Published:

July 26, 2024

The Class “A”

Liquor and Beer

application for Kilpatrick

Hotels

Number Four, LLC

was the next matter

on the agenda.

A motion to approve

the application

was made by

Mr. Hymel, seconded

by Mrs.

Leonard, and voted

unanimously in

favor.

Mr. Tamporello

congratulated all

of the unopposed

candidates and

state that he hoped

he would be back

for the next term.

Mr. Hymel reminded

everyone

to watch the upcoming

Olympic

Games and look

for Vernon “Tootie”

Norwood. Pastor

Bias stated that

not only had Vernon

brought the

State of Louisiana

to the International

scene, he also

brought the City of

Morgan City to the

International spotlight.

Mrs. Bonnie

Leonard stated

that the final

agenda item was a

resolution of respect

for John T.

Johnson; whereupon,

Messrs. Bias,

Domangue, Hymel,

Leonard, and

Tamporello offered

the following Resolution,

who moved

for its adoption.

RESOLUTION

NO. R: 24-30

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN T.

JOHNSON

W H E R E A S ,

God, in his infinite

wisdom has taken

John T. “Johnny”

Johnson. from our

midst; and

W H E R E A S ,

Johnny was a

graduate of Baylor

Military in Chattanooga,

and is

listed as one of

their notable

alumni, and graduated

from the

University of Tennessee

before

going into the

United States

Army and serving

in Korea; and

W H E R E A S ,

Johnny began his

“water career” as a

lifeguard at the

Alcoa pool, diving

for coins at the

bottom, and joining

the UT swim

and dive team.

Although the university

did not

have a high diving

board, he defeated

Georgia Tech’s

high diver on their

high board; and

W H E R E A S ,

Johnny also played

first base and lettered

on the baseball

team in 1959

-1961; and

W H E R E A S ,

Johnny became a

commercial diver,

and in 1964, he

partnered with his

friend and fellow

diver, Mike

Hughes, to start

their own diving

company, World

Wide Divers, that

eventually evolved

into Oceaneering

International, one

of the world’s largest

subsea engineering

companies

with world headquarters

in Houston,

Texas; and

WHEREAS, he

received many

civic and industrial

awards during

his career, including

the John E.

Galletti, Jr. Memorial

Award in recognition

of significant

achievement

in the field of commercial

diving;

and

W H E R E A S ,

Johnny served as a

city councilman

from 1975 to 1983,

also serving as

Mayor Pro Tempore

from 1975 –

1979. He was honored

with the distinguished

Morgan

City Rotary Club

Rotarian of the

Year Award in

2009; and

W H E R E A S ,

Johnny served as

president of the

Morgan City Petroleum

Club,

Chairman of the

United Way for

South Louisiana,

and was a member

of numerous

boards including

The Great Smoky

Mountains Heritage

Center, The

Boys and Girls

Club of Knoxville,

and the University

of Tennessee

School of Music;

and

WHEREAS, he

is survived by his

devoted daughter,

Jennifer, and his

older brother, Dr.

George W. Johnson;

and

WHEREAS, he

was preceded in

death by his son,

John McTeer Johnson,

his wife, Jodie

McTeer Johnson,

and his parents,

Emma and Grace

Johnston; and

WHEREAS, the

Mayor and City

Council of Morgan

City wish to

acknowledge publicly

their sorrow

and sympathy to

the family of John

T. Johnson; and

WHEREAS, the

Mayor and City

Council of Morgan

City hope his family

will find comfort

in the thought that

their friends share

their grief and sorrow.

NOW THEREFORE

BE IT

RESOLVED, by

the Mayor and

City Council of the

City of Morgan

City through the

unanimous adoption

of this resolution

that they solemnly

deliberate

with sincere condolences,

sympathy,

and understanding

during

this time of grief.

BE IT FURTHER

RESOLVED,

etc., that this

resolution be

inscribed on a separate

page of the

official proceedings

of this meeting;

that a copy of

this resolution be

sent to his bereaved

family; and

that this meeting

adjourn out of

respect for the late

John T. Johnson

Messrs. Bias,

Domangue, Hymel,

Leonard, and

Tamporello seconded

the motion.

The vote thereon

was as follows:

AYES: Bias, Domangue,

Hymel,

Leonard, Tamporello

NAYS: None

ABSENT: None

The resolution

was therefore declared

approved

and adopted this

23rd day of July,

2024.

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna,

Mayor

ATTEST:

/s Debbie

Harrington

Debbie

Harrington,

Clerk

/s/ Lee Dragna

Lee Dragna

Mayor

/s/ Debbie

Harrington

Debbie Harrington

Clerk

Adv. Aug. 7, 2024