Laingsburg council agenda sets marijuana fee change, blues fest closure Aug. 11
The Tuesday agenda lists a first reading of a marijuana permit renewal fee amendment, a $4,914.34 transit funding request and a wastewater budget vote.
The Laingsburg City Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 7 p.m., according to the agenda posted by the city and signed by City Clerk Kim Hamilton and Mayor Gregory Beavers. The city's office is listed at 114 Woodhull St.
Under items of business, the agenda lists a motion to approve the 2027/2028 budget for LSW and a motion to approve a SATA funding request of $4,914.34. The agenda does not include further detail on either item.
The agenda also lists a first reading of Resolution 2615, described as a marijuana permit renewal application fee amendment. As a first reading, the agenda does not schedule final action at Tuesday's meeting.
A fourth business item is a motion to approve a road closure for the Twilligers Bottom of the Hill Blues Festival street closure. The agenda does not list the dates or streets involved.
The agenda includes an item congratulating Jason Innis on completing the Asset Management Champion Program.
A consent agenda groups the treasurer's report, bills and approval of city council minutes. The agenda states that staff proposes those items be approved en masse, and that any council member who wishes to discuss an item should have it placed on the regular agenda.
Committee reports are listed for the library, planning commission, DDA, DPW, finance and police. Under other items, the agenda lists the monthly payroll budget. The meeting opens with a call to order, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call and public comment.
What happens next
The council meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11. Because Resolution 2615 is listed as a first reading, a second reading would be needed at a later meeting before the marijuana permit renewal application fee amendment could take effect.
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