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First off members of the Finance Committee will hear a report from Mr. John Anzivino of the Springsted Company on a requested personnel classification and compensation study. Halifax County has already undertaken a similar study.
Finance members will also consider a proposal which clarifies that a portion of the June 2006 $5 million public improvement bond issue will be used to finance the closure of the town’s landfill at the end of this year.
Furthermore they will study the proposed six year Capital Improvement Plan which is advertised for public hearing at Council’s upcoming February 12 regular monthly meeting.
Current Issue Committee (CIC) members will consider recommendations from the Town’s Planning Commission following their January 10 regular meting. Those recommendations include approval of a rezoning application from Founders College Development, LLC to rezone 223 acres from R-1 to PD-R, Planned Development-Residential.
A second recommendation from the Planners includes the regulating of electric fences in residential zones and the necessity of survey plats being required for the new construction of single family homes.
CIC members will also discuss the natural hazard mitigation plan and the Riverdale Flood Control Study.
In other business Gene Haugh of Destination Downtown South Boston will present a proposal for placing art sculptures in the downtown area.
Council is expected to formally convene to approve two resolutions seeking grants from the Tobacco Commission. The first of those grants will be an application for start up funding for the Halifax County Service Authority and the second grant application seeks funding for the County’s Historical Society for the Crossing of the Dan Project.
Council is also expected to enter into executive session to discuss a personnel matter.