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Council approves $200 handwritten check for String Alongs performance
Summary
The council voted to issue a $200 handwritten check to Sue Hunter to pass on to the String Alongs group for their performance at a community canine costume contest; members clarified the group cannot be paid directly through council banking rules.
Council members discussed payment for the String Alongs group's performance at a canine costume contest and agreed a handwritten check to a resident (Sue Hunter) would be the practical mechanism because the group's bank account is not an entity on file. Howard moved and Joan seconded the motion to issue $200, the council voted in favor and staff will deliver the check to Sue Hunter for distribution.
The treasurer clarified that because the String Alongs do not have a bank account the council will write the check to a named individual with a notation that funds are for the performance; the check will be hand-delivered to ensure proper receipt.
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