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Corunna accepts minutes and passes Salary Ordinance 261; clerk reports monthly receipts
Summary
The Corunna council accepted minutes, voted to pass Salary Ordinance 261 (no changes from last year) and heard routine financial reports including water and sewer receipts and a $16,313.39 payroll; the sheriff and clerk agreed on a 24-hour sticker-and-tow approach for obstructing vehicles.
The Corunna Town Council voted to accept previously read minutes and then voted to adopt Salary Ordinance 261, which officials said contained no changes from the prior year.
A motion to pass the ordinance was moved and seconded; the chair called for the vote and members approved it without modification. The ordinance was read aloud earlier in the meeting as "salary ordinance 261" and councilors stated it remained unchanged from last year.
Town financials: the clerk reported recent receipts for the general fund and utility accounts and noted payroll for the period totaled $16,313.39. The clerk also read water and sewer receipts and reported account balances during the finance update.
Parking enforcement direction: the council relayed instructions from the sheriff's office regarding vehicles parked on sidewalks and bus stops. The sheriff advised staff to place a town sticker giving 24 hours to move obstructing vehicles; if the owner does not move the vehicle within that period, the clerk was authorized to request towing.
What happens next: the ordinance takes effect per the town's standard adoption procedures; the clerk and sheriff will continue enforcement efforts on repeat sidewalk obstructions and parking violations.
