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Short And Sweet: Century Keeps Ordinary Business Ordinary
June 22, 2010
It was a night ordinary business in near-record time Monday for the regular town council meeting — in an ordinary fashion.
With no public speakers and no council member agenda items, the council took few actions including:
- a vote to hire Fabre Engineering for the design of $600,000 in drainage projects funded a grant (read more here).
- a vote to keep their next regular scheduled meeting on July 5 despite it being a federal holiday. The town will be open for business as usual on July 5 and will take July 2 as a day off for the Independence Day weekend.
- a vote to pay the town’s ordinary bills.
The Century Town Council meeting lasted only about 15 minutes.
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