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Bear River schedules public hearing and considers ordinances, utility-billing and personnel resolutions
Summary
After the workshop the council will hold a public hearing on an additional-use permit and consider ordinance 2025-01 (and 2021-02) plus several resolutions on utility billing, investment policy, job descriptions and segregation of duties; the transcript records the items but not any votes.
The Town of Bear River announced a public hearing immediately after the workshop on an additional-use permit and said multiple ordinances and resolutions will be considered tonight, including ordinance 2025-01 and ordinance 2021-02 related to planning and related rules.
Unidentified Speaker listed agenda items to be taken up: a business license ordinance, a discussion of sewer billing (the town is currently billing sewer services on a 90-day cycle), and a set of resolutions. He identified one resolution as "25 0 7" addressing a proceeding policy for bidding work related to what the transcript reads as "Tampa Bay River," and other resolutions to adopt utility billing and receiving procedures, long-term investment policies, job descriptions, and segregation-of-duties policies.
“We're gonna have a public hearing right after our workshop,” the speaker said, and noted the sewer-billing cycle: “we're billing on a 90 day cycle right now.” The transcript records the items as slated for consideration but does not include motions, vote counts or formal outcomes.
Because no votes or outcomes are recorded in the transcript, it is not possible to report whether the council approved or amended any of the listed ordinances or resolutions during this session. The town may proceed to hold the hearing and consider the measures at the meeting recorded in the transcript.
