Town Administrator at Town of Simla
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The board conducted a public hearing regarding a Land Use Application for a commercial setback variance requested by Elbert County Road and Bridge. Following the hearing, the board approved the requested commercial setback variance. Additionally, the board discussed a request to waive the variance application fees but decided to defer the decision to a future meeting to allow for a full board vote.
The Board of Trustees held a special meeting to address land use applications. They conducted two public hearings, one regarding a lot subdivision submitted by Mark Mazerall and another regarding a variance application submitted by Bristol Holdings, LLC; both applications were approved. The Mayor's report included a discussion regarding a request by a Public Works employee to use the police shooting range, which will be further investigated by the Town Administrator regarding liability.
The board meeting addressed several key issues, including a request to sponsor a feral cat spay and neuter clinic, with a decision to fund the spaying and neutering of 50 cats. An executive session was held to discuss a personnel matter, resulting in a salary increase for the Police Chief and an allocation of funds for the reserve office. Reports were received from the town attorney, clerk, building inspector, police department, and public works director. Discussions included sewer fees, the acceptance of water system improvement projects (no action taken), Simla Days planning, claims and vouchers, and a trustee vacancy. The meeting concluded with setting the agenda for the next meeting.
The board meeting covered several key topics. Discussion included the Simla Clean Up Day on July 27, 2024; an inquiry about speed cameras and their cost-effectiveness; updates on the GMS and Element Engineering site inspections for a project costing $29,500.00 and $25,000.00 respectively; a bid of $82,349.47 from Miller Pipe to replace a pipe on Navajo; necessary repairs to a backhoe; a bid of $4000.00 to upgrade the sprinkler system; the appointment of Stephen Jones as the Simla Municipal Judge; the adoption of Ordinance 338 concerning chronic nuisances and disorderly houses; and the approval of the purchase of property at 320 Pueblo Ave. The Treasurer's report and claims and vouchers were also accepted.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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