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Sperry board approves storm siren easement with local church
Summary
The Board of Trustees approved an easement allowing a storm siren on property owned by the Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints; the signed agreement was given to the town attorney to file with Tulsa County.
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The Sperry Board of Trustees voted July 10 to approve a storm siren easement agreement with the Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Inc.
Mayor Robert Morton moved the approval, and Trustee Patrick McCotter seconded. The motion passed unanimously with trustees David Cassidy, Patrick McCotter, Gary Callahan, Mayor Robert Morton and Vice Mayor Melody Anderson voting yes. The minutes state the agreement was signed at the meeting and turned over to town attorney Jeff M. Stephens to be filed with Tulsa County.
The easement will enable placement or maintenance of a storm siren to serve the community; the minutes record no further terms or conditions in the text provided.
