Local Government
Town/County Liaison Committee Meeting – January 23, 2020
Town/County Liaison Committee Meeting held on January 23, 2020. Photo and video by Mark Williams, Royal Examiner.
The Town and County held their liaison committee meeting on January 23, 2020 at Town Hall. Mayor Eugene Tewalt chaired the meeting. County Supervisor Chairman Walt Mabe, Supervisor Tony Carter and County Administrator Doug Stanley represented the County. Mayor Tewalt, Councilman Chris Holloway, Town Manager Matt Tederick and Town Attorney Doug Napier represented the Town.
The agenda included the following items:
1 – Review Liaison Committee Mission Statement and Policies
2 – Development Review Committee
3 – Boundary adjustment request from Chris Ramsey
4 – Blighted and Derelict Structure Program
5 – Building inspector software
6 – Data Center
7 – Warren County In-Town Projects
8 – Working together regarding the EDA civil suit
9 – Resolution to General Assembly to allow Town to establish its own EDA separate from existing EDA
10 – Update on Happy Creek Road Project
11 – Discussion on Vehicle Decals
Watch the discussion on this exclusive Royal Examiner video:
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