Agenda
Prayer
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Approval of minutes of the regular meeting on May 27, 2008, as transcribed.
Reports of Department Heads Committees and/or Commissions:
Advertising & Promotion Commission – Alderman Sulcer, Chairman
Civil Service Commission – Carolyn Chalmers, Chairman
Parks & Recreation Committee – Alderman Rankin, Chairman
Personnel Committee – Alderman Vassar, Chairman
a) An ordinance creating one street maintenance worker position in the Public Works-Street Department. (Alderman Vassar)
b) An ordinance creating two maintenance & repair technician positions in the Wastewater Department (Alderman Vassar)
c) An ordinance creating one equipment operator position in the Public Works-Drainage Department (Alderman Vassar)
d) An ordinance creating one sanitation operator and two refuse collector positions in the Public Works-Sanitation Department (Alderman Vassar)
Planning Commission – Freddie Hudson, Chairman
a) An ordinance rezoning property at Ash, East Kiehl Avenue, and Elmwood from R-1 to R-2, repealing conflicting ordinance, and amending the zoning map. (Mayor Hillman)
Sewer Committee – Norman Ladd, Chairman
Street Committee- Alderman Fender, Chairman
An ordinance amending the City of Sherwood, Arkansas Master Street plan as to Hemphill Road and for other purposes (Mayor Hillman) (Read one (1) time May 2008)
A resolution in support of Danny Ebbs, Principal of Sylvan Hills High School. (Alderman Vassar)
Old Business - Herschel Bowman, MLRA update (Metro Little Rock Alliance)
New Business
Announcements - July 4th Family Celebration 6-9 p.m.
Adjournment
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3 comments:
What is the story on Danny Ebbs?
He resigned to take another job, then he decided to stay at Sylvan Hills High School. We are VERY glad he is staying. The students are doing great under his leadership, and the teachers asked for a show of community support to make certain that Pulaski County Special School District keeps him at SHHS.
I couldn't agree more with Jack and grblogger. Sherwood is lucky that we were able to keep Danny Ebbs as the high school principle. He's done a remarkable job turning around academic performance and has brought civility and discipline back!
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