Busy night ahead for Galion City Council

Members of the Galion City Council and administration have a busy night ahead of them on Tuesday.

By February 24, 2014 6:52 am

Crawford County Now

Members of the Galion City Council and administration have a busy night ahead of them on Tuesday at the regular council meeting. Thirteen pieces of legislation are on the agenda for consideration. Those 13 items include 12 ordinances and one resolution.

Four of the ordinances are scheduled for a third reading meaning they will go into effect if approved.

Those four pieces of legislation govern the number of employees in each city department; an agreement with Richland Engineering Services pertaining to the Pickle Run Culvert; an agreement with GPD for services regarding a 10-year system planning report; and an agreement with Hyperion Energy Solutions for an LED street light study.

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