Mt. Pleasant Town Council Agenda for August 2
Town of Mount Pleasant
Regular Board Meeting
Monday, August 2, 2010
7:00 PM- Town Hall
Call to Order- Mayor Del Eudy
Invocation – Reverend Tom Fleming
Pledge of Allegiance-Mayor Del Eudy
I Public Forum
II Approve Agenda
III Public Hearings/Decision- None
IV Consent Agenda
Minutes of the June 28, 2010 Regular Board Meeting
Minutes of the July 7, 2010 Special Called Meeting
V Reports
Police
Fire Chief – Chris Honeycutt
Town Administrator Adrian Cox
Finance-Cathy Whittington
Public Works –Dave Fargo
Planning/Code Enforcement
Town Attorney-Christy Wilhelm
V I Old Business
1. Uniform Rental
VII New Business
Banking Services
Fire Department Roster
VIII Mayor’s Report
IX Board of Commissioners Reports
X Adjournment
Stanly Chamber Reverse Raffle
~Early Bird Special~
Purchase your ticket before July 30th
and be entered into a drawing to get a second chance to win
$3,000.00!!
(two tickets will be drawn to be put in with the last 100 tickets)
Saturday, August 28, 2010
6:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Stanly County Senior Center
TICKETS:
$100 per couple Odds are great! Only 300 tickets will be sold!
Each ticket gets TWO chances to win CASH!
PRIZES:
Grand Prize: Last ticket drawn wins $3,000!
2nd place: $1,000
3rd place: $500
FIVE $100 Chamber Checks and other prizes will be awarded throughout the evening.
Also Try Your Luck At The Black Jack Tables!!
For more information call the Chamber at 704-982-8116
In this week’s WP!
July 28, The Weekly Post, available at boxes and by subscription – 704-888-1229
Garden – The Plant Lady looks for your gardening answers
The Oakboro Cruise-In
Locust ABC Board changes
Project Lifesaver
And much, much more!
Photo by Joyce Lavene
Mini grants available to N.C. youth groups
The N.C. Youth Advisory Council of the Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office in the Department of Administration is accepting applications for mini-grants available to youth groups to conduct community projects. The application deadline is 5 p.m. Oct. 11.
Up to $6,292 is available to North Carolina organizations composed of young people, ages 13 to 18, which implement programs to benefit their peers. The mini-grants will range from $100 to $500 each.
Examples of projects that have received funding since the program started in 1977 include after-school tutorial programs, purchases of recreational equipment and orchestral music, an alcohol-free graduation celebration and publication of a newsletter. Requests for cost of food, entertainment, travel and salaries will not qualify for funding.
The State Youth Council and the Youth Advisory Council will meet in November to review applications for awards and will announce recipients in December.
For regulations or to download an application, visit www.ncyaio.com or contact Cynthia Giles of the Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office at 919-807-4400.
West Stanly Rotary Club
Welcome to the Rotary Club of West Stanly Weekly Newsletter!
7.20.10
Members and Guests, please join us for this week’s meeting – 7.22.10, 7:30 am at the Locust Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
Speaker:
Mayor Elbert L. “Whit” Whitley, Jr., City of Albemarle
He will be speaking on a subject that is of great interest to us all (not just local government). Many of us never experience our wildest dreams, but there are exceptions. Come and listen to Whit talk about his experience of a lifetime!
The Weekly Post for Wednesday, July 21
Wednesday, July 21:
Midland wrapup – what happened at the July Midland Town Council meeting
Garden – What does native hibiscus look like?
Post Quotes talks with a historic weaver
New Rules for the N.C. Highway Patrol
Habitat House
Troop 202 Boy Scouts adventure!
West Stanly Rotary gets ready for new year
Annie starts this week!
Midland Fire Department debate
and much, much more!
To subscribe to The Weekly Post and get more Western Stanly and Midland news, call 704-888-1229!
Bridge Repair
Get all the local news and happenings for Midland, Stanfield, Locust, Oakboro and Red Cross – Subscribe to The Weekly Post – 704-888-1229! Photos by Joyce Lavene
Coming wednesday, July 14 in the WP
Look for these stories and more in The Weekly Post this week:
• Groundbreaking at the Locust Government Center
• Traffic woes in Locust – again
• Oakboro protects town merchants
• Midland council members meet with Kissell/USDA
• High water causes bridge problems
• Battle of Colson’s Mill
• Plant Lady – Starting Perennials
• Speed Panning results from Pan – O – Lympics
Subscribe to see all of Southern Cabarrus and Western Stanly news – 704-888-1229
Kissell Staff In Town for Stanly Satellite Hours
Congressman Larry Kissell announced his staff will next host satellite office hours in Stanly County on July 13 in the Commissioners Meeting Room at Stanly Commons, 1000 N. First Street, Albemarle from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A caseworker will be on hand to answer constituent questions and provide assistance with casework.
“I am proud to say that during the past year, my office has assisted more than 4,000 constituents, but we all know that there are still folks out there that need help in these trying times,” Kissell said. “It is not always convenient for people to travel to one of my three district offices to get assistance. That is why these satellite hours are so important to me. It allows folks to come out and let my staff know they need help without having to travel to one of the district offices.”
For more information, contact the Concord District Office at 704-796-1612.