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Marietta City Council Agenda

Marietta City Council Agenda

Armory Building, 241 Front Street Room 10 (Facebook Live) Live in Marietta? Click here to subscribe to our free breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox and mobile devices. Follow Marietta Patch on Facebook and Twitter, and download our free Patch mobile app on Android or iPhone Find out what s happening in Marietta with free, real-time updates from Patch. Let s go! Roll Call – Jennifer Starkey, Council Clerk Pledge of Allegiance - Susan Vessels, Council President Approval of June 17, 2021 Regular Council Meeting Minutes - Mrs. Susan Vessels, Council President (Requires Action) Public Hearing - Susan Vessels, Council President Call on Officials - Susan Vessels, Council President

Marietta DORA awaits mayor's signature | News, Sports, Jobs

From staff reports The Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) designation was passed in a 6-1 vote by the Public Lands, Buildings and Parks committee of Marietta City Council Thursday. With the DORA designation, open to-go drinks can be sold at bars and restaurants if they are in DORA cups. There will be a DORA grid in Downtown Marietta where the drinks are permitted with specific waste containers and signs that show the DORA boundaries. Jennifer Starkey, Marietta City Council clerk, said the DORA designation has an emergency clause, so when Mayor Josh Schlicher signs the designation, it will go into effect immediately.

Council concludes 2020 year | News, Sports, Jobs

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Marietta City Council concluded 2020’s work Wednesday with a special business meeting via teleconference, wrapping up final finance needs and ratifying the next three years of unionized fire protection for the city. Ordinances 158 and 159 were introduced before a full legislative body, the first a financial exercise used to maintain compliance with state expectations to balance the books at the close of any given year and the second to ratify the next three years of a contract with the International Association of Fire Fighters. Ordinance 158 backed out funds, called unappropration, to prevent being over appropriated for projects and expenditures that did not take place in 2020 which would flag an issue in annual auditing.