File #: MIN-99:018    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Minutes Status: Passed
File created: 9/20/1999 In control: City Council
On agenda: Final action: 10/4/1999
Title: Minutes for the City Council meeting on September 20, 1999
Related files: ORD-99:1230, ORD-99:1229, ORD-99:1228, MIN-99:019, MIN-99:017, AG-99:018, ORD-99:1231
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Minutes for the City Council meeting on September 20, 1999
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PUBLIC HEARING - 6:15 - A public hearing was conducted as requested by Mr. James Mead for the purpose of abandoning an unnamed street west of Mead Drive running parallel with Parker Road. No opposition was voiced regarding the abandonment.

CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - September 20, 1999

The Jonesboro City Council met Monday, September 20, 1999, at 6:30 p.m. A full quorum was in attendance. Present were: Mayor Hubert Brodell, City Clerk, Donna K. Jackson, City Attorney, Phillip Crego and 10 council members. Those members were: Kelton, Young, Crockett, Rorex, Rega, Province, Copeland, Moore, Perrin and Roddy. Councilmen Tate and McCall were unable to attend.

Councilman Perrin moved, seconded by Councilman Moore for approval of the minutes from September 7, 1999, as delivered. A voice vote was taken resulting in all members voting aye. Those members voting aye were: Kelton, Young, Crockett, Rorex, Rega, Province, Copeland, Moore, Perrin and Roddy.

Mayor Brodell stated, at the beginning of the meeting, he had received a letter with CORR (Commission on Religion and Racism) letter head on it, but was unsure who had hand delivered the letter to his office. The letter requested that CORR be placed on the agenda. Mayor Brodell explained that the City of Jonesboro is currently in a law suit with individuals mentioned in the letter, so he contacted the attorney representing the City of Jonesboro. The attorney sent a letter to the National Director of CORR, Dr. Isaac Richmond asking him to meet with legal counsel and Mayor Brodell, but never received a response back from Dr. Richmond. Mayor Brodell stated he was prepared to allow the CORR group to address Council even though they had not followed proper procedures for being placed on the agenda; however they were not present in the meeting at that time.

Councilman Kelton offered the following ordinance for first reading:

ORDINANCE TO ABANDON AN UNNAME...

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