2024 5 21 City Council Minutes signed 1
City Council · minutes · 7 pages · Descriptive metadata inferred from filename
Extracted text for page 4
Machine-read OCR text; verify every number, name, and layout against the original page.
May 21, 2024 Page 4 of 7 Roll call: AYES: Curtis, Witt-McMahan, Eaton, Sherlin. NAYS: Pelley -8- Approve Resolution 2024-11 for donations to charitable organizations. Council Member Curtis moved; Council Member Witt-McMahan seconded to approve the donations for charitable organizations. Mayor Sherlin opened for discussion. He read from page 50 (fifty) of the packet. He read as follows: Whereas, Table Graces and the Tennessee Wesleyan Love thy Neighbor Project, provides services to feed those in need. Whereas, the Mid-East Tennessee Community Chorus, the McMinn County Education Foundation, and the McMinn County Historical Society provide services in the City of Athens, for the benefit of its citizens. Whereas, the City of Athens wishes to contribute amounts to the following agencies: $5000.00 to Table Graces; $5000.00 to Tennessee Wesleyan Love thy Neighbor Project; $5000.00 to the Mid-East Tennessee Community Chorus; $6700.00 to the McMinn County Education Foundation; and $6000.00 to the McMinn County Historical Society. Now therefore be it resolved by the Council of the City of Athens, Tennessee, as follows, that the recitals above are true and accurate, and form a part of this resolution, and that meeting in regular session this twenty-first day of May, 2024, city council authorizes the distribution of funds to agencies listed above and the funds will be provided to each entity prior to the June 30, 2024. Mayor Sherlin made the disclaimer that he is on the board of the McMinn Historical Society. He has no financial interest other than being a board member and paying his dues. Roll Call: AYES: Curtis, Witt-McMahan, Pelley, Eaton, Sherlin NAYS: None -9- Proposed City of Athens Budget for 2024-2025. Council Member Curtis moved; Vice Mayor Eaton seconded to approve the City of Athens Budget for 2024-2025. Mayor Sherlin asked for discussion.