Beckley City Council upcoming meeting agenda announced

BECKLEY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The City of Beckley Common Council has released the planned agenda for the council’s Regular Session meeting set to take place on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at 6:30 pm.

The full agenda for the Beckley City Council’s upcoming meeting as released by the City of Beckley can be seen below.

1. Call meeting to order.

2. Reading and approval of minutes from the April 23, 2024, regular Council meeting.

3. Reading and approval of minutes from the April 29, 2024, Workshop regarding FOL lease.

4. Paul Hutchinson discussing the City and Chamber continuing partnership on gateways.

5. First reading of an ordinance to approve Thrasher’s proposal in the amount of
$480K as a lump sum fee for the scope of services for the Pinecrest Business Park.

6. Second reading and public hearing of An Ordinance To Provide For An Amendment To The Traffic Control Map/Other Than Parking, And Traffic Control File Requiring Vehicles Traveling On Bostick Avenue To Stop At The Intersection Of Bostick Avenue And Hartley Avenue.

7. Resolution authorizing Lease to WV Hive Network, Inc. property located at 109, 111 and 111B Main Street in Beckley and Public Hearing.

8. First Reading of Ordinance authorizing sale of 2 acres of real estate located off of Clarence W. Meadows Blvd.

9. Reappointment of Jane Haga, DeeDee Ellison, Sandy Palen, Willie Taggart, and Viki Webb to the Beautification Commission (3-year term).

10. Reappointment of Valerie Hartling to the Raleigh County Public Library Board of Trustees (5-year term).

11. Reappointment of Gary Sutphin to the Beckley Housing Authority Board of Commissioners (5-year term).

12. Reappointment of Marie Bechtel and Quirina Bullock to the Human Rights Commission (3-year term).

13. Reappointment of William Brown to the Emergency Operating Center
Commission (3-year term).

14. Reappointment of Byrd White to the Policemen’s Civil Service Commission (4-year term).

15. Reappointment of Noah Kapp to the Board of Zoning Appeals (3-year term).

16. Reappointment of Howard Vest, Tara Barlow, and Arnold Bolen to the Historic Landmark Commission (3-year term).

17. Old Business.

18. New Business.

19. Public Comments.

20. Adjournment.