City Council Meeting Tuesday

There will be a Central City Council meeting this Tuesday, February 11th at 6PM at Kristenwood.  The public is invited.  The agenda is below.

I. Preliminary Business 
 
1) Call to Order 
2) Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance  
3) Roll Call 
4) Approval of the minutes from the January 14, 2014 council meeting 
 
II. Unfinished Business 
None 
 
III. New Business 
 
1) Mayor’s report and presentations. 
2) Report from Doug Browning, City of Central Chief of Police, concerning law enforcement 
 Within the City of Central. 
3) Report from David Ratcliff, IBTS Program Manager, concerning services through November  and December, 2013 provided to the City of Central. 
4) Report from Sheri Morris, City Attorney, on the status of code enforcement matters in the 
 City of Central. 
5) Introduction of the following item(s) (with public hearing to be held at the February 25, 2014 council meeting): 
None.  

6) Public Hearing and action regarding the following instrument(s): 
 a) An ordinance to establish the Emergency Services and Drainage and Local Road Improvement and Maintenance Fund and to dedicate the franchise fees collected by Central: 35% for Emergency Services, 35% for Drainage Improvements and 30% for Local Road Improvements and Maintenance and to provide for related matters. (By Mayor Pro Tempore Washington) 
 
 b) A resolution approving the annual certification required by the Parish of East Baton Rouge for the 2% Sales and Use Tax for Road and Street Purposes collected in the Parish of East Baton Rouge, and authorizing the Mayor to sign said certification. (By Councilman DeJohn) 
 
IV. Zoning Cases 
 
1) Introduction of the following item(s) (with public hearing to be held at the February 25, 2014 council meeting): 
None 
2) Discussion and action regarding the following case(s): 
None 
 
V. Other Business 
 
1) Public Comment 
* Restricted to items not on the agenda. A Public Comment Request to Speak Card must be turned in to the City Clerk prior to the start of the meeting in order to be considered. Public comment is limited to 10 speakers with three minutes each. 
 
2) Announcements 
 
3) Adjournment