Sunshine strikes the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building (Glasgow City Hall.) Melinda J. Overstreet / for Glasgow News 1
By GAGE WILSON
for Glasgow News 1
The Glasgow City Council is scheduled to meet Monday, Oct. 13, at 6 p.m. inside the council chambers at 126 E. Public Square.
The meeting will open with routine business, including the approval of the meeting agenda and minutes from the Sept. 29 special-called council meeting.
Parks and Recreation Director Eddie Furlong is expected to deliver a presentation updating the council on progress at the Glasgow Aquatic Park.
Under old business, the council will hold the second reading of an ordinance which would permit Union Coating and Chemical Industries and Tate Access Floors, Inc. to retain or receive a rebate of one percent of the 1.75 percent occupational license fee on specific wages paid to employees. The incentive would be contingent upon each company meeting criteria outlined by the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority.
Barren Inc. President and CEO Maureen Carpenter is also scheduled to provide an update on the ongoing progress of both industries.
In new business, Resolution 2025 will be considered. If approved, it would authorize the City of Glasgow to apply for a grant through the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s Department of Rural and Municipal Aid. The funding, if awarded, would be used for repairs and improvements to existing city roads, according to the agenda.
The agenda is as follows:
Update: Parks and Recreation Director Eddie Furlong – Update on the Aquatic Park
Old Business:
Second Reading Ordinance No. 2025 – An ordinance permitting rebate or retention by Union Coating & Chemical Industries and Tate Access Floors, Inc. of one percent of the one and three-fourths percent occupational license fee on certain wages paid to employees in the City of Glasgow, Kentucky, on the condition that Union Coating and Chemical Industries and Tate Access Floors, Inc. meet the criteria of its application for incentives with the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA).
Update: Barren Inc. CEO Maureen Carpenter – Update to the council on the progress of Union Coating and Tate Access Floors
New Business:
Resolution No. 2025 – A resolution for the City of Glasgow to make application for a grant, administered by the Department of Rural and Municipal Aid within the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, for funding for repair and improvement of existing
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