Julia Shewchuk updated January 19 2018: “The regular meeting of the DSSWA has been rescheduled from January 17, 2018 to
Wednesday, February 7, 2018.”
The agenda is the same before rescheduling, as below.
Thanks to Larry Hanson, new member to replace him, officers, and audit
are on
the agenda for next Wednesday for the Deep South Solid Waste Management Authority.
Still nothing about coal ash from Georgia, Florida, or elsewhere.
See previous post
for who’s on this Authority and who gets its grants.
DEEP SOUTH
REGIONAL MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
Meeting of the Board of Directors
Deep South Regional Municipal Solid Waste Management Authority
January 17, 2018
February 7, 2018
6:00 PM
Southern Georgia Regional Commission
Valdosta, Georgia
AGENDA
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Welcome and Introduction
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January 2018 Election of Officers
- Report by Nominating Committee and Motion:w
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January 2018 Nomination of New At-Large Member by Board of Directors
- Report by Nominating Committee and Motion
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Minutes of October 18, 2017 Meeting
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Draft attached for Review and Motion
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Financial Reports Oct — Dec 2017
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Review and Motion — to be distributed at meeting
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Presentation of Annual Audit Report —Denise Rackely
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Discussion to decide on a recognition for Larry Hanson for his Services to DSSWA
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Other Business
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Adjourn
Next regular scheduled meeting will be on April 18, 2017, at 6 p.m.
Fax: (229) 333-5312
Phone: (229) 333-5277
327 West Savannah Avenue
Valdosta, Georgia 31601
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The Planning Commission last month
welcomed Ed Hightower,
appointed earlier that same month
by the Lowndes County Commission.
They heard one case each from the seldom seen Cities of
Dasher,
and
Remerton (longest at almost 38 minutes on apartments at the old mill site).
plus
and three from
Lowndes County including
REZ-2018-02 CR Ventures – Rocky Ford Rd – 71 acres (third longest at 23 minutes),
and
five from Valdosta
including
Deep South Sanitation (second longest at more than 37 minutes),
which was also separately heard on a related matter by
ZBOA a week later.
