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The Town of Fleming is governed by a mayor and six-member council. Open town council meetings are normally held on the first Tuesday of each month, and the town hall is staffed during business hours.

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Summary of Town Council Meeting


The Fleming Town Council met for its regular meeting on December 1, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.

Members present were Mayor Pro-Tem Larry Schaefer, Dan Conn, Debbie Herring, Lon Comstock, Tom Gardiner.

On the agenda for December was the Final Budget Reading for Budget 2010. With no Public comment the budget 2010 was accepted and moved by Dan Conn and seconded by Lon Comstock. Motion carried.

In electric report Keith Beck reported he and Bill Helgoth finished moving the electric poles for the Fishing Pond.

In water/wastewater Keith reported the annual audit went well.

In parks & recreation Keith remarked on the Fishing pond excavating. He would like to wait until after the Holidays to get started. The council asked Kim to look into the contract to make sure we were in compliance with dates in getting this project done.

Council member Dan Conn spoke to the council about a meeting with Sue Einspahr representative for the Fleming Community Center she had the energy audit done for the building and was excited to move forward in getting some grant monies to start refurbishing the building.

Larry Schaefer shared with the council a concern on medical marijuana dispenseries. He would like to see the town draw up a study on an ordinance like the ordinance #2-2009 on Sexually Oriented Businesses. Keith expressed that the Town of Holyoke drew up a moratorium against medical marijuana. We cannot prohibit this kind of business but we can look into setting boundaries. The council agreed for Keith Beck and Kim Harms to look into this matter.

Dan Conn applauded Logan County for reconsidering ending Bookmobile services throughout the county. Dan also applauded Sue Einspahr and Jeanette Loos for going with him to the Logan County meeting on this matter. The Town of Fleming gives a big Hats off to Logan County and Dan Conn, Sue Einspahr and Jeanette Loos for caring about services for our small towns.

The Fleming Town Council has made a date change for council meetings they will meet on every third Monday of each month starting in January. The next meeting will be January 18, 2010

With no further discussion the meeting adjourned 8:20 p.m. The Fleming Town Council wishes everyone a

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.