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Commission forms athletic-field ad hoc committee to assess weather impacts; Louis Alford named chair
Summary
The commission created an ad hoc committee to study how weather affects athletic fields and related recreation revenue; Commissioner Louis Alford was named chair and members were announced.
The Bradley County Commission voted to create an ad hoc committee to assess the impact of weather on athletic fields and related recreation revenue, naming members and a chair.
Commissioner Louis Alford moved to establish the ad hoc committee; Commissioner Ledford seconded the motion. The commission voted 14-0 to approve the committee.
Alford said the motion was to “establish an ad hoc committee to assess the impact of weather on recreation and termite revenue.” (Transcript audio renders a word that appears as “termite”; the body later referenced the group as the “athletic field ad hoc committee” when listing members.) The commission named the committee membership as Louis Alford (chair), Mylan Blake, Tim Mason, Mike Hughes, Cindy Slater and Josh Rogers.
The committee structure and membership were approved without debate. The commission did not specify a meeting schedule or deliverables in the public motion; next steps were left to the chair and committee to determine.
Speakers on the item included Commissioner Louis Alford (mover) and Commissioner Ledford (second).
