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Council updates employee handbook, reviews e-bike draft and approves deputy clerk hires
Summary
The council approved a 12‑hour alcohol restriction for on‑call employees in the employee handbook, reviewed a draft e‑bicycle/scooter ordinance for attorney review, and unanimously passed an amendment adding two part‑time deputy clerk‑treasurers on all three readings.
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Waynetown councilors on Sept. 10 approved changes to the employee handbook, discussed a draft e‑bicycle/scooter ordinance and unanimously adopted a salary ordinance amendment to add two part‑time deputy clerk‑treasurers.
Clerk‑Treasurer Sandy Proctor said she worked with town attorney Peebles to add a restriction that employees "cannot consume alcohol while on call or hours prior to being on call," which the council clarified would be a 12‑hour restriction before being on call. Barry Lewis moved to approve the handbook changes and the motion passed 5‑0.
Town Marshal Kyle Proctor presented a draft ordinance distinguishing electric bicycles and electric scooters and asked the council to send the draft to attorney Peebles for formal ordinance language and publication requirements; the council agreed.
The council also approved Ordinance 2024‑004 Amendment #2, adding two part‑time deputy clerk‑treasurers (named Rose and Tami) and passed all three readings the same night after suspending the rules; each reading was recorded 5‑0 in the transcript.
