Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Parks And Personnel topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Florence approves pickleball nets and surplus equipment, accepts park employee resignation; executive session directs legal response on claim
Summary
The board approved purchase of three portable pickleball nets, authorized disposal of surplus office equipment, accepted a park employee resignation effective June 30, and in executive session directed the city attorney to draft a letter asserting no liability on the Tabor claim.
The Florence board approved a Parks Department recommendation to buy three Onis Pro Net‑Wheeled pickleball nets from BSN Sports for $6,724.97, the low of two quotes, and authorized the city clerk to surplus and dispose of non‑functioning office equipment per an attached list.
During executive session the council authorized City Attorney Bobby Lingold to draft a letter to C‑Spire and MSI, Inc. stating the city is not liable for the Tabor claim, and accepted the resignation of park employee Randy Myers effective June 30, 2025. Both executive‑session motions were recorded as carrying unanimously.
The clerk’s packet contained attachments referenced in motions (surplus list, budget amendment) but the minutes do not reproduce those documents. The resignation was accepted in executive session and the minutes record the acceptance by a unanimous recorded vote.
What happens next: the city attorney will draft the letter to the named companies; the clerk will proceed with disposal of identified surplus equipment; personnel follow‑up on the park maintenance position will occur as directed by the council.
