Pawnee City Council Discusses Assisted Living Facility
06/27/2012

The Pawnee City Council spent more time Monday evening discussing a potential assisted living facility. 
 The council met with members of a committee that’s been exploring the possibility building such a facility in Pawnee City.  An assisted living facility has been identified as one of the community needs. 
 Discussion Monday centered on wording of a question to put on the November ballot asking if Pawnee City residents would be interested in supporting such a facility.  No decision was made on wording of such a question.
 The Pawnee City Council did approve the first reading of an ordinance to set up a Wellhead Protection Program, and the final reading of an ordinance to vacate a portion of K Street.
 Approval was given to a motion to have Mid-America Road Builders chip-seal a few city streets.  Most of the streets are located around the square.  The contract amount approved was for $49,718.
 In other business, Pawnee City will seek a 60-day extension from the Department of Economic Development to sort out what to do regarding its CDBG Reuse Funds.  The D-E-D is asking cities to either return the funds, have the CDBG Reuse accounts audited, or request an extension. 
 Pawnee City has various CDBG Reuse funds totaling more than $600,000.  The Nebraska Municipal League and Southeast Nebraska Development District had recommended the city ask for the 60-day extension. 
 Monday’s council meeting was the last for City Attorney Betsy Ferebee.  She is resigning effective July 1st.   The council approved a motion to appoint Joe Stehlik as City Attorney, and Jennifer Stehlik Ladman as Deputy City Attorney.


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