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DeWitt council hears staff reports; attorney cites amended refuse ordinance, police announce Memorial Day parade
Summary
During its May 11 meeting the council received staff reports: the City Attorney said the refuse ordinance was amended and code enforcement action prepared; Police Chief Bryan Curtis announced a Memorial Day parade at 10 a.m., named Officer Matthews as Special Operations Team negotiator, and reported a passed records-review audit. A resident commented on the deer population.
The DeWitt City Council on May 11 received routine staff reports and a public comment about wildlife.
The City Attorney reported that the refuse ordinance had been amended, a transfer agreement was complete, and code enforcement action had been prepared. No ordinance text or transfer-agreement details were read into the record during the meeting; the attorney’s remarks were summarized in the staff report portion of the agenda packet.
City Administrator Daniel Coss reviewed the administrator’s report included in the packet. The transcript does not record additional specifics from that report during the meeting.
Police Chief Bryan Curtis told the council that the Memorial Day parade is scheduled for 10 a.m., that Officer Matthews is serving as the negotiator for the Special Operations Team, and that the department passed a records review audit. The DARA board met recently and reported no issues, according to the staff reports.
During the public-comment period, city resident Lynn Johnson raised concerns about the local deer population. The transcript records the concern but does not record a response from the council or staff during the meeting.
The meeting adjourned at 7:52 p.m.
