CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TRUCK PURCHASE

  
Assistant City Manager and Public Utilities Director Lowell Ogle

Brenham City Council approved a number of routine items during their meeting today (Thursday).

Council approved the purchase of a Discharge Spreader Truck for the Water Treatment Plant and a finance plan to pay for it.  The $171,000 truck will replace a 1999 model and will be used to spread sludge from the treatment plant on the old landfill property on Old Navasota Road.  The purchase will be financed through the Bank of Brenham for 5 years at a 2.5 percent interest rate.

Council also re-nominated 4 existing members to the Washington County Appraisal District Board of Directors.  Those nominated are: John Schaer, Charles Gaskamp, Johanna Fatheree, and Leslie Boehnemann Jr.

Council approved a Ground Space Lease Agreement with John Schaer III for hanger space at the Brenham Airport.  He is planning to construct a 60 x 60 hanger for his own use.  They also approved a Noise Variance from St. Mary’s Catholic Church for a fundraiser on Sunday, November 19th.

Council went into executive session to discuss the finalists for the City Manager position.  Current city manager Terry Roberts said that no action on the selection was expected and that the council was on track to announce the new city manager at their December 7th meeting.

Winners of the Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library Teen Writing Contest were recognized during Thursday's City Council meeting.
Lisa Wix (right) owner of Puppy Dawgs and Cat Tails was recognized at being a finalist in the Texas Downtown Associations President Awards for Best Commercial Interior. Also pictured, Brenham Main Street Manager, Jennifer Eckermann and Mayor Milton Tate.

 

The Barnhill Center at the Historic Simon Theatre was a finalist in the Texas Downtown Association's President Awards for Best Renovation. Chairman of the Board of the Barnhill Center Hal Morman (right) accepts the honor with Brenham Main Street Manager, Jennifer Eckermann and Mayor Milton Tate.
Mayor Milton Tate presents a proclamation naming November as National American Indian Heritage Month to a representative from the Daughters of the American Revolution.

 

 

 

 

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