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Votes and actions: motions approved on Jan. 13, 2025 Calvert City Council agenda
Summary
Council approved use of the TML IRP for repairs, accepted a resignation and appointed a director to the Type B EDC, authorized an RFP for Cedar Street redevelopment, approved use of 614 Main Street for a food bank, approved minutes and accounts payable, and completed personnel pay motions.
At its Jan. 13, 2025 meeting the Calvert City Council took several formal actions recorded in the minutes:
• Use of the TML IRP program for repairs to the Senior Citizens Center — motion moved by Council Member Walston, seconded by Council Member Alford; recorded as unanimous.
• Approval of minutes for Dec. 9, 2024 — motion moved by Council Member Wiese, seconded by Council Member Grimes; unanimous.
• Approval and payment of accounts payable as presented — motion moved by Council Member Grimes, seconded by Council Member Wiese; unanimous.
• Approval of the 2025 City Calendar and Holidays — motion moved by Council Member Crabtree, seconded by Council Member Grimes; unanimous.
• Acceptance of resignation of Dennis Crabtree from the Calvert Type B Economic Development Corporation and appointment of Mayor Layla Wright to that board — motion moved by Council Member Walston, seconded by Council Member Crabtree; unanimous.
• Authorization for the City Administrator to draft and issue an RFP to redevelop properties in the 500–700 blocks of Cedar Street — motion moved by Council Member Walston, seconded by Council Member Alford; unanimous.
• Approval to use the city building at 614 Main Street for food bank services with Valley of Hope — motion moved by Council Member Walston, seconded by Council Member Alford; unanimous.
• Personnel motions: denial of municipal judge's request for additional compensation (motion by Council Member Alford, seconded by Council Member Grimes) and a temporary pay increase for Tracy Stone to $20.00 per hour for 90 days (motion by Council Member Grimes, seconded by Council Member Wiese); both motions carried unanimously.
The minutes record each motion and a summary vote as "all in favor." Individual roll-call vote-by-name was not transcribed; the roll-call at the meeting start listed six members present. The council did not provide dollar amounts for most items (for example the Senior Citizens Center repairs) or specify contractors; those details were left to staff follow-up.
