Council asks for MOU corrections before approving Southwest Virginia Drug Task Force agreement
Council revisited a Memorandum of Understanding with the Southwest Virginia Drug Task Force but asked for corrections to addendum labeling and to resolve contradictory language on vehicle-sale proceeds; council asked staff and the Task Force to correct the MOU language and returned the item for future consideration.
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Council discussed a proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Norton City and the Southwest Virginia Drug Task Force that had been tabled at the Oct. 22 meeting to resolve inconsistencies between an email from the Virginia State Police and the MOU submitted for adoption. City Attorney Matthew R. Dotson told council the apparent omission of Addendums A, B and C was a communication breakdown and that the addendums would be included but that no additional addendums would be permitted.
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