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Corydon staff to draft ordinance updates; clerk previews billing system change and project committees
Summary
City Clerk Stacy Gibbs briefed council on a planned migration to a new accounting/billing system (Civic Systems), a Planning & Zoning vacancy, and formation of a South Street rehab committee; council discussed drafting ordinances for livestock, ADUs, franchise fees and stormwater fees.
City Clerk Stacy Gibbs told the Corydon City Council on Aug. 27 that the city will begin migrating to a new accounting and billing platform, Civic Systems, and that staff expect to start morning operations on the new system in the coming period. Gibbs also reminded the public that the pool's last open weekend was upcoming and noted Beggar's Night is scheduled for Oct. 25, 2025.
Gibbs reported that Planning & Zoning member Eric Jaeckel resigned in November 2024 and the council still needs to appoint a replacement. She also said a three-member committee for the South Street rehabilitation project has been formed and will hold its first meeting in late September. Council discussed drafting ordinance updates covering livestock within city limits, accessory dwelling units, franchise fees and stormwater fees; Gibbs will prepare draft ordinance language for future review by the council.
Public works official Jared Chambers provided additional infrastructure updates, including that Kading identified roughly 42 of 164 Oak Street panels with cracking or breaks; Kading will provide a repair plan for council consideration. Parks & Rec reported a grant application to WCF Seeds for Success to resurface pickleball courts; Nicole Strickland is leading committee activities and grant efforts. The minutes do not list timelines or funding breakdowns for the ordinance work or system migration.
