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Commission keeps officers, accepts disclosures and approves claims docket of roughly $1.103 million
Summary
The Greenwood Redevelopment Commission retained existing officers, recorded financial-disclosure statements (including a disclosure that Commissioner Brian Harris is employed by 5th Third Bank), approved its minutes and claims docket (reading showed $1,103,197.18), and renewed an engagement agreement with counsel.
At its Jan. 14 meeting the Greenwood Redevelopment Commission completed annual organizational business: commissioners affirmed existing officers, received disclosure statements, approved minutes from December, renewed its counsel engagement and signed the claims docket.
During roll call the chair read annual disclosure statements. The chair read that Brian Harris submitted a disclosure noting his employment with 5th Third Bank, "which may conduct banking for financial services for the city of Fremont," and that Kevin (Hooger/Hoover—record shows Kevin associated with the Greenwood Library Board) submitted a disclosure noting he represents the Greenwood Library Board and that the board "may request project funding from the Redevelopment Commission TIP funds." The commission moved to accept the disclosure statements and approved them on roll call.
Commissioners kept the current slate of officers in place after a motion by Commissioner Harris and a second by Commissioner Campbell; the motion passed on a roll-call vote. The commission also approved its December meeting minutes on a motion by Commissioner Harris and approved the claims docket, read at the meeting as $1,103,197.18; the roll-call vote on the claims docket passed unanimous.
Corporation counsel matters included a staff item to renew the engagement agreement with the commission; the commission approved an updated engagement letter with counsel after a motion and roll-call vote.
All the administrative approvals recorded at the meeting were procedural votes to confirm officers, accept disclosures, approve minutes, and authorize payment of the claims docket. No new policies or ordinances were adopted in these items.
