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Town moves to ask Mike Slavens to take on mowing and maintenance duties

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A member moved and another seconded a motion to ask Mike Slavens to perform mowing and other maintenance for the town; the motion passed by voice vote and staff were instructed to contact him and complete paperwork.

A member moved to ask Mike Slavens to take on mowing and other maintenance work for the town, and another member seconded the motion. Members indicated assent with a voice vote, and meeting participants said staff should contact Slavens and complete the required paperwork.

The motion was presented during a short meeting to decide who the town could hire for mowing and related jobs. Meeting participants said they had reviewed resumes and conducted an interview the previous Friday. One participant stated, "drop a motion to ask for Mike Slavens," and another responded, "I'll second the motion." After a call for "All in favor," participants indicated agreement; no numerical roll-call or vote tally was provided in the transcript.

Speakers also discussed operational delays caused by weather and emphasized the need to get maintenance work completed once staff are in place. Participants referenced existing contract and payroll arrangements and several people by name as available resources for legal or administrative support, saying Susie Bass "can remotely" assist and that Janet had served as a clerk magistrate and is now a lawyer.

Officials directed staff to contact Slavens and finish paperwork so work can begin. The meeting continued with further discussion about contracts, payroll and who would handle related administrative tasks.