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Hartselle Enquirer

Priceville council acts on five agenda items

Priceville Town Council met briefly in regular session Thurs., Jan. 26, acting on five separate matters.

The governing body authorized Mayor Melvin Duran to negotiate the acquisition of a 15-foot drainage easement from SN&H Properties, the new owners of The Terrace at Priceville. A 15-foot easement is existing on property owned by the town.

A resolution was passed to accept the streets for maintenance and upkeep in the Old River  Crossing Subdivision.

Approval was granted for the payment of bills totaling $98,404.33 for the month of December 2011.

The Council also appropriated $500 for the purchase of candy for the town’s annual Easter Egg Hunt and agreed to spend $4500 to replace the bases on the softball and baseball playing field in Veterans Park.

Mayor Duran announced that the auditing of the town’s financial records is up-to-date. after receiving a good report in January on the audit for fiscal 2010-2011.

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