ALBION CITY COUNCIL TO MEET MONDAY, JULY 21

The Albion City Council will meet in regular session at 7 p.m. on
Monday, July 21 in Council Chambers, second floor, Albion City Hall,
112 W.
Cass St., Albion.
Agenda items for this meeting include the following:

Consent Calendar
A. Approval of Regular Session Minutes – July 7, 2008
B. Request for 2nd Reading & Approval of Ordinance #2008-04, to
Amend
Section 58-227 of the Curfew Ordinance

Items for Individual Discussion
A. Request for Approval to Approve the Nine Candidates to be Elected to
the MML Workers’ Compensation Fund Board of Directors
B. Request From Elvarene Showers to Reduce the Bill Received for
Abatement of Vegetation in 2007 for Property at 110 S. Gale Street
C. Request for Approval to Purchase a Used/New 15 Passenger Van for the
Recreation Department
D. Request for Approval to Retain the Services of Wightman
Environmental to Conduct the Wellhead Protection Study for the Clark
Street Well
Field
E. Request for Approval for Mayor Wheaton to Sign Letter to Albion
Trust Requesting $75,000 to be Used for a New Roof on the Currently
Unused
Building at the DPW Street Department and to Re-roof the North Portion
of the Main Garage Building
F. Review/Approval of Draft Council Goals for FY 2009 and Draft City
Manager Goals for 2008-2009
G. Motion to Excuse Absent Council Member(s)

Regular meetings of the Albion City Council are open to members of the
public who are encouraged and invited to attend.

To find out more about City of Albion government, including contact
information for locally elected officials, see the website at:
http://www.ci.albion.mi.us

ALBION TEENS AWAIT COURT DATES ON BREAK IN, CARJACKING

A pair of Albion teenagers believed to be involved in a June break in
at an area business, and another teen being investigated in regard to
a
carjacking are now awaiting their day in court.

Albion Department of Public Safety officers looking into a break in at
R & B Electronics on Watson Street have recovered some of the
items
taken from that business last month.

A second crime, the alleged attempted carjacking of a woman in the
parking lot at Family Fare on July 3 has resulted in the arrest of
another
teen.

To read the full story, see the article by Jill Hinde in the Thursday,
July 17 issue of The Recorder, on sale now.