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Groves Council approves TotalEnergies backup EOC MOU, sets Nov. 18 hearing on two game-room permits and adopts city-manager pay grade
Summary
At its Oct. 20 meeting the Groves City Council authorized a memorandum of understanding allowing TotalEnergies to use city facilities as a backup emergency operations center, scheduled a joint public hearing for Nov. 18 on two game-room permit applications, and adopted Ordinance 2024-25 setting the city-manager pay grade.
The Groves City Council on Oct. 20 voted to authorize a memorandum of understanding allowing TotalEnergies to use designated municipal facilities as a backup emergency operations center and directed the mayor, city manager and fire chief to negotiate and execute the necessary documents. Council members said the fire station training room would serve as the primary backup site, with the activity building lounge or the courtroom EOC as possible alternatives if needed.
The action came amid other agenda items: the council set a joint public hearing with the Planning and Zoning Commission for Nov. 18, 2024 to consider specific-use permits for game rooms at 5011 Monroe Boulevard and 5170 Twin City Highway, and it adopted Ordinance 2024-25, establishing the pay grade for the city manager position. The council also approved an Oct. 21 invoice list totaling $99,245.99 and approved the minutes of a Sept. 30 special…
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