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Osage City council enters interlocal agreement to allow county Neighborhood Revitalization participation
Summary
On Sept. 10 the council voted to enter an interlocal agreement with Osage County so city residents may choose to participate in the county's Neighborhood Revitalization Program; Tricia Webb of Osage County answered council questions during the discussion.
The Osage City Council voted Sept. 10 to enter an interlocal agreement with Osage County that will allow Osage City residents the option to participate in the county's Neighborhood Revitalization Program. City Manager Katie Hodge outlined the options before the council, and Tricia Webb, Osage County Land Development Director, answered council members' questions.
Council Member Mike Gilliland moved to enter the interlocal agreement; Council Member Susan Smith seconded and the motion was declared carried. The transcript records: "Motion made by Gilliland, second by Smith to enter into the interlocal agreement with Osage County for our citizens to have a choice to participate in the county's Neighborhood Revitalization Program." The record does not include a roll-call tally or the effective date of the agreement.
The council did not discuss specific financial impacts or program enrollment steps during the item; those details were not specified in the meeting transcript.
