THE GALLATIN CITY BOARD OF ALDERMAN HELD THEIR FIRST REGULAR MEETING OF THE MONTH EARLIER THIS WEEK IN THE GIDA BOARD ROOM AT CITY HALL.
AFTER THE USUAL BEGINNING OF THE MEETING PROCEDURES CHIEF RICHARDS GAVE THE POLICE REPORT, WHICH INVOLVED A LENGTHY LIST OF REPORTS AND TICKETS.
IN OLD BUSINESS THE BOARD DISCUSSED ENERGY AUDITS, WORK ORDERS AT CITY HALL AND STREET LIGHTS.
UNDER NEW BUSINESS A DISCUSSION WAS HELD ON THE FINANCIAL REVIEW. ALSO UNDER NEW BUSINESS CITY ADMINISTRATOR ZAC JOHNSON DISCUSSED THE COST OF HAVING A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN CREATED FOR THE CITY.
JOHNSON ALSO SPOKE WITH THE BOARD ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DOING A SEWER PLANT INSPECTION. THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT IS ABOUT TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
JOHNSON ALSO TOLD THE BOARD THE LIFT STATION NEXT TO THE SEWER PLANT WILL NEED A NEW CONTROL PANEL AT A COST OF ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
UNDER HIS OFFICIAL REPORT JOHNSON DISCUSSED AN ARTICLE HE SUBMITTED OT THE BOARD REGARDING 15 COMMUNITIES THAT WILL BE FORCED TO LOOK FOR A NEW POWER SUPPLIER AND ACCIDENT INVOLVING THEIR SNOW PLOW TRUCK.
AFTER AN EXECUTIVE SESSION THE ALDERMAN ADJOURNED THE MEETING AT 8:30 PM.
