REGULAR MEETING                                                                      
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY COUNCIL                                                                      
OCTOBER 27, 2009 CARLISLE, OHIO                                                                      
TUESDAY, 7:00PM

AGENDA

1. Pledge of Allegiance/Roll Call

2. Minutes

Public Forum

Council Report

Mayor Report

Manager’s Report

Committee Report

        

    VIII.    Old Business

 

          IX.              New Business

          X.         First Reading of Ordinance & Resolution

XI.        Second & Third Readings of Ordinance & Resolution

12. Executive Session:

13. Work Session: 

14. Adjournment

Beggars’Night will be October 31^st from 5-7 p.m.

Please keep your children safe!! Examine all candy and make sure they take necessary precaution while walking in your neighborhood. There are plenty of reflective candy bags, accessories, and other devices to keep your children safe!

And please drivers be cautious and courteous on October 31st and keep our kids safe this Halloween!!

 Meet Sharon Shelton, Ward 2 City Council Candidate.  Carrie Branson did not choose to run for re-election this term and has left the race to Sharon Shelton and Scott Boschert.

We have discussed Issue 3 (Casino Law) and will continue to present the Issues that you will see on the ballot.  Here is Issue 31 for the Last American Carryout to carry D6 Liquor License from the Warren County Website.

Local Option PCT 46

Shall the sale of beer, wine and mixed beverages be permitted for sale on Sunday between the hours of ten a.m. and midnight by Last American Carryout LLC dba Last American Carryout LLC an applicant for a D6 liquor permit who is engaged in the business of operating a neighborhood convenience store at 365 Dayton Oxford Road Carlisle, Ohio 45005 in this precinct?

YOUR VOTE

YES

NO

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We thank you in advance again for your daily readership.  We look to continue to bring ALL news from the City on our site each week!

I was born on a farm in Blue Stone, Kentucky just outside of Morehead on July 20, 1954 to Russell Howard and Betty Jane Bowles. In 1955, my parents, two older siblings, and I moved to just outside of Carlisle, Ohio in Franklin Township when my father obtained a job with Armco Steel (now AK Steel) in Middletown where he worked until his retirement in 1985. Over the years my 5 siblings and I attended Carlisle Local Schools where I ran cross country track. In 1972, I graduated in the last graduating class in the old high school (now Chamberlain Middle School). 

After high school, I began classes at Miami University of Middletown where I studied Business Management. In addition, I began work with Sears & Roebucks in downtown Middletown. In 1975, I married my wife of 34 years Melissa Garrett. In 1976, my wife and I moved to Urbana, Ohio where I worked as Manager of Clancy's Restraunt. In 1977, we moved to Tipp City, Ohio when I was transferred to the restraunt in Tipp City. Also, in 1977, my wife gave birth to our first child and only daughter Shawna.

In 1978, we moved back home to Franklin Township on Martz-Paulin Road when I began work for Rainbow Bread Bakery in Dayton, Ohio. In 1980, my wife and I had our second child Jeremy. In 1982, we moved into our new home on Nikki Court in Carlisle, Ohio where I still live today. In 1984, I began work with Sysco Foods Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio where I still work to this day. In addition, I volunteered as a Fire Fighter with the Carlisle Fire Department where I eventually became Lieutenant. In 1985, my wife gave birth to our third and last child Andrew. In 1994, I was elected to my first term to City Council as an At-Large Council Member where I still serve.
Over the years, my wife and I have volunteered in many capacities within the community. Mainly activities that our children where involved in while attending Carlisle Local Schools. All three of my children graduated from Carlisle High School and my daughter Shawna and son Andrew both attended the Miami Valley Career Technology Center. Some of the activities that I participated in was the Carlisle Charter Committee, the SAY Soccer Association, the Pee Wee Football Association, the Boy Scouts of America, the Carlisle Fire Explorers, Carlisle Police Explorers, and the Carlisle High School Marching Band. 

Both my wife and I are graduates of the first Carlisle Citizens Police Academy and have volunteered with both the Carlisle Fire and Police Departments. In addition, my wife and I are active members with the Franklin First Baptist Church in downtown Franklin. In 1996, my daughter Shawna married Brian Newkirk of Franklin Township. In 1997, my daughter gave birth to my grandson Dylan and in 2001 gave birth to my granddaughter Bailey. Both of my grandchildren like my children are very active in many local and Carlisle School activities. All three of my children still live in Carlisle to this day.

AGENDA

REGULAR MEETING CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 13, 2009
CARLISLE, OHIO TUESDAY, 7:00PM

FINANCE COMMITTEE - 6PM AT TOWN HALL- REGARDING 2010 BUDGET CHAIRPERSON: JAMES LICKLITER, MARYANN THOMPSON AND CARRY BRANSON

Pledge of Allegiance/Roll Call

Minutes
A. Regular Minutes 9-22-2009

Public Forum

A Martin Kim, MVRPC – Presentation Going Places


Council Report


Mayor Report


Manager’s Report


Committee Report



VIII. Old Business



IX. New Business

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X. First Reading of Ordinance & Resolution


A Ord. Supplemental/Appropriation Ord. Amendment #11 (Financial)
B Res. Estimated Revenue from Warren County for fiscal year 2010 (Financial)
C Res. Estimated Revenue from Montgomery Cty. for fiscal year 2010 (Financial)
D Ord. $813,750 Bond Anticipation Note- Seventh Renewal (Financial)
E Ord. $37,000 Bond Anticipation Note-Equipment Acquisition (Financial)


XI. Second & Third Readings of Ordinance & Resolution



Executive Session

Work Session

Adjournment

Two information sessions will be held next week for the public to learn more about the proposed levy for the Franklin-Springboro Public Library.

Library Director Anita Carroll will present information and answer questions on the library’s budget and 1-mill, five-year levy proposal on the Nov. 3 ballot. The meetings are set for 6:30 p.m. Oct. 13 at the Springboro library, 125 Park Lane, and at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 15 at the Franklin library, 44 E. Fourth St. The levy would cost the owner of a $150,000 home about $46 a year, officials said.

The AP Government class at CHS is looking for questions from community members for our board of education candidates.  If you have a question you would like to see asked at the forum, please e-mail it to matt.bishop@carlisleindians.org.

Remember, the community is invited, so please plan on attending October 22^nd beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the CHS Choir Lecture Room.