STAFF REPORT
Glasgow News 1
Cave City City Council will consider an ordinance prohibiting electric scooters on roadways during a special session Monday, Nov. 9, according to the meeting agenda. The session is scheduled for 5 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall.
The council would have to pass the ordinance on two votes for it to take effect.
Also under new business are Franchise Ordinance 26-9-11B Comcast.
The October financial section lists $25,802.52 in restaurant tax collections and $46,149.09 in transient room tax collections. It reports $71,951.61 transferred to the Tourism Commission.
A separate October cash analysis lists $10,071 in Police Department savings and $2,086.87 in Fire Department checking.
The council’s agenda also includes approval of October regular meeting minutes and a closed session under KRS 61.810(1)(c) to discuss litigation involving a public agency.
The city is involved in an ongoing lawsuit filed by the Kentucky Industrial Alliance.
Department activity reports are listed from Fire Chief Kevin Jandt, Police Chief Paul Reynolds and Code Enforcement’s Karisa Waddle. City Council committee reports are also scheduled.
Key Facts:
– The special session is scheduled for Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. Central at City Hall.
– Ordinance 26-9-11A concerns prohibiting electric scooters on roadways.
– Franchise Ordinance 26-9-11B Comcast is listed under new business.
– October financial figures report $71,951.61 transferred to the Tourism Commission.
– A closed session is listed for discussion of litigation involving a public agency.
What’s Next:
The council is scheduled to take up the listed business Nov. 9.
