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Florence council denies $2,500 invoice, modifies chipping policy and approves $17 hourly pay for employee
Summary
Council voted to deny a $2,500 invoice from Andice Baptist Church for an employee holiday dinner, approved modifications to the chipping policy as presented in the agenda packet, and raised Kenneth Aguilar’s pay to $17.00 per hour; all motions passed unanimously.
The Florence City Council took several administrative actions during its Feb. 10 special meeting. Council voted not to pay a $2,500 invoice from Andice Baptist Church for use of the church’s facility for an employee holiday dinner; the motion was made by Mary Jane Swope and seconded by Debra Bivens and carried with no opposition.
Council then approved modifications to the city’s chipping policy as presented in the meeting packet. The motion to modify the policy was made by Mary Condon and seconded by Mike Harrell and carried unanimously; the minutes reference the packet for the specific policy language.
Finally, the council approved a pay increase for Kenneth Aguilar, raising his hourly rate to $17.00. The motion was made by Mary Condon and seconded by Mary Jane Swope and passed with no opposing votes.
These items were recorded as unanimous motions in the meeting minutes; the record does not include extended debate or supporting documentation beyond references to the agenda packet.
