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Votes at a glance: Perryville council approves routine financial motions, pavilion placement and enters executive session
Summary
At the April 2 meeting the council approved minutes, the financial report, payment of pending bills, authorized the pavilion relocation, approved the first reading of a manufactured-homes ordinance, entered an executive session and adjourned; most motions passed unanimously.
The Perryville City Council recorded the following formal actions during its April 2 regular meeting:
- Approve minutes from March meeting — motion by Councilperson Caldwell; second by Councilperson Reed; motion carried (unanimous).
- Approve financial report — motion by Councilperson Caldwell; second by Councilperson Steve Bailey; motion passed unanimously.
- Pay pending bills — motion by Councilperson Rita Bailey; second by Councilperson Caldwell; motion passed unanimously.
- Authorize relocation of donated pavilion to Merchants Row — motion by Councilperson Steve Bailey; second by Councilperson Simpson; motion passed unanimously.
- Approve first reading of ordinance implementing KRS 100.348 (qualified manufactured homes) — motion by Councilperson Steve Bailey; second by Councilperson Rita Bailey; motion passed unanimously.
- Enter executive session under KRS 61.180(1)(f) to discuss matters that might lead to appointment, discipline, or dismissal of an employee — motion by Councilperson Simpson; second by Councilperson Steve Bailey; motion passed. Council later re-entered regular session (motion by Councilperson Steve Bailey; second by Councilperson Simpson) and Mayor Rob Kernodle reported no action taken in executive session.
- Adjourn meeting at 8:15 p.m. — motion by Councilperson Caldwell; second by Councilperson Rita Bailey; motion passed.
The transcript records these motions and their immediate outcomes; it does not record roll-call vote tallies by individual names except to note that votes were unanimous where specified.
