By GAGE WILSON
for Glasgow News 1
The Cave City City Council is set to convene for its regular session on Monday, March 10, at 5 p.m. in the City Hall council chambers. The agenda includes financial reports, updates on ongoing projects, and discussions on new business.
Among the financial matters, the council will review restaurant and transient room tax collections for February, with more than $76,000 slated for transfer to the Tourism Commission. A cash analysis for the month will also be presented, covering accounts for both the fire and police departments.
In unfinished business, the council will hear from Craig Thomas, President of RBS Design Group, regarding plans for the much anticipated Cave City branch of the Boys and Girls Club. Council members will also deliberate the development of an entertainment district for downtown. The city’s 2023-24 audit will also be discussed per the agenda.
New business includes discussions on mowing services at the I-65 interchange, which could impact city maintenance contracts or budget allocations.
Department heads will provide activity reports, including updates from Fire Chief Kevin Jandt and Police Chief Paul Reynolds. The meeting will also feature committee reports and remarks from the mayor before adjourning.
The agenda reads as follows:
FINANCIAL
A. Restaurant & Transient Room Tax Collection for February
1. Restaurant Tax – $58,759.58
2. Transient Room Tax – $17,547.73
3. Transferred to Tourism Commission – $76,307.31
B. Cash Analysis for February
1. Fire Dept. Checking – $4,761
2. Fire Dept. Savings – $1,343
3. Police Dept. Savings – $26,620
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
– Audit 2023-24
– Craig Thomas, RBS Design Group President (Boys and Girls Club)
– Entertainment District
NEW BUSINESS
– Mowing at the I-65 Interchange
DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPORTS – January
1. Fire Dept. – Chief Kevin Jandt
2. Police Dept. – Chief Paul Reynolds
OTHER REPORTS
1. City Council Committee Reports
MAYOR’S REPORT
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