Watkinsville City Council agenda for Wed. March 13, 2013



AGENDA
CITY OF WATKINSVILLE
March 13, 2013



CALL TO ORDER


QUORUM CHECK


MINUTES
1.  February 13, 2013

APPEARANCES
  • Arlene Phillips – business license – Art on the Side – 17 N Main Street
  • Shirley Dean – business license – Dressing Your Rooms – 56 Dooley Street
  • Lisa Matheson – business license – Fairytale Finds, LLC – 1201 Industrial Blvd



ADMINISTRATION
1.  February 28, 2013 Reconciliation Report


MAYOR’S REPORT


CITIZEN’S COMMENTS
  • Jackie Elsner – present Oconee County Library’s budget request


OLD BUSINESS


NEW BUSINESS
  • Public hearing – Update Short Term Work Program
  • Consider Christian Lake Drive repairs 


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