Attorneys’ Report Sample Clauses

Attorneys’ Report. Allows the Village Attorney to present legal matters and announce items upon which the Council will be acting at the upcoming meeting :
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Attorneys’ Report. Assistant County Attorney Xxxx Xxxxxxx requested the Board move into closed session pursuant to General Statute 143-318.11(a)(3) and (4) to consult with an attorney employed or retained by the public body in order to preserve the attorney-client privilege between the attorney and the public body, and to discuss matters relating to the location or expansion of industries or other businesses in the area served by the public body, including agreement on a tentative list of economic development incentives that may be offered. Attorney Xxxxxxx did not anticipate any action upon return to open session. Commissioner Xxxxxx made a motion to move into closed session for the stated reasons; the motion carried unanimously. The Board moved into closed session at 7:30 p.m.
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Attorneys’ Report. City Attorney Xxxxxxxx presented the first reading of Ordinance C-298-12, Amended Motor Vehicle Adoption Ordinance (Super Drunk). Motion by Xxxxxxx, seconded by Xxxxxxxxx, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY: To approve the first reading of Ordinance C-298-12. Police Chief Xxxxxxxx presented Council with the Oakland County Dispatch Agreement for years 2012 through 2014. The current contract expires on March 31, 2012. He has been working closely with the City Manager and Fire Chief to ensure they are getting the best service they can. They all agree that the Oakland County Sheriff is the best choice at this point. There is also a provision in the contract which allows for us to break the contract with a 90-day notice. Motion by Xxxxxxxx, seconded by Xxxxxx, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY: To approve the Resolution for the Oakland County Dispatch Agreement. Police Chief Xxxxxxxx requested approval for Traffic Control Order 12-01 for the March 24, 2012 Passion for Life Run. Motion by Xxxxxxx, seconded by Xxxxxxx, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY: To approve the Traffic Control Order 12-01 for the March 24, 2012 Passion for Life Run. Police Chief Xxxxxxxx requests Council’s approval to purchase a Copy Machine/Scanner from Image Business Solutions in Wixom who won the bid request. Previously, the Police Department rented their copy machine and have determined by purchasing one, it will provide significant cost savings to the City. Maintenance and extended warranties will also be purchased at a lower rate the prior. Motion by Xxxxxx, seconded by Xxxxxxx, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY: To approve the Police Department to purchase a Copy Machine/Scanner from Image Business Solutions in Wixom for $5,099.00. Deputy Treasurer Xxxxxx requested that Council approval the reversal of a Tax Transfer Penalty Fee which was charged in error. The $200 refund will be administered to 0000 X. Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx ID # 92-17-26-307-029 in the amount of $200. Motion by Xxxxxxxx, seconded by Xxxxxxx, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY: To approve the Transfer Penalty Refund in the amount of $200 to 0000 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx. Council Member Xxxxxxxx thanked the Fire and Police Departments for their handling of the emergency at the Lighthouse Landing apartment fire. Council Member Xxxxxxx thanked the Police Department for their presence at the Xxxx Xxxxxxxx visit at the St. William’s Fish Fry. Mayor Pro Tem Xxxxxx also complimented the Fire and Police Departments for their excellence in handling both the apartment fire and the visit from Xxxx Xxxxxxxx....
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Attorneys’ Report. County Attorney Xxxxx Xxxxxxx updated the Board on the litigation involving the appeal of the Interbasin Transfer (IBT). She recommended the Board join with other local governments across the region in approving an agreement with the cities of Concord and Kannapolis to resolve the appeal of the Interbasin Transfer (IBT) granted Concord and Kannapolis by the State of North Carolina. The agreement established significant reductions in the amount of water that could be transferred out of the Catawba River during drought conditions. The main points of the agreement hinged on Concord and Kannapolis modifying their ability, contained in their IBT certificate, to withdraw 10 million gallons of water per day (MGD) from the Catawba River at all times by significantly limiting withdrawals during times of drought. The agreement limits withdrawals to 6 MGD during times of most severe drought, or “exceptional” drought; 7 MGD during “extreme” drought; 8.5 MGD during “severe” drought; and 9 MGD during “moderate” drought. Further, the agreement restricts Concord and Kannapolis from withdrawing more than 3 MGD from the Catawba until July 1, 2015, and after they first are withdrawing 5 MGD from the Yadkin River. Commissioner Xxxxxxxxx made a motion to adopt the proposed resolution and authorize Chair Xxxxxx to sign the settlement agreement. The motion carried unanimously. The following Resolution and Agreement apply:
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