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The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
Inglis Budget Moves - Continued from page 1
Remembering the Past
nue is and how far over budget expenses at mid-year are, giving details on each department.
After discussing the budget a motion was made and passed 3-2 to not allow the
police cars to be taken home after a two week period from the night of the vote. The excep-
tion would be for the K-9 officer to continue to transport the dog. The cars could still be used
while on duty for emergencies and going to court duty. A lengthy discussion especially about
the cost of gas and maintenance of the IPD cars preceded the vote.
The commission voted to open the Inglis Town Hall again Monday through Friday
8 to 5 to accommodate the citizens instead of the 4 days Tuesday through Friday. Mayor
Kirkland said she was for department heads putting business cards out at town hall with the
commissioner s phone number and when complaints or questions come in the person could
take the card and get answers from the commissioner instead of town hall workers taking
time out to attend to these matters.
A report that no more millings for the roads in Inglis were available because DAB
had cut the town supply off because he was concerned about the police issue. A request was
made for verification from DAB about the status of the millings.
A motion was made and passed 4-1 to not renew Inglis Town Attorney Norman
Fugate s contract after 14 years of service to Inglis. The turning point to dismiss Fugate in
this action was the special meeting called by Fugate to see what stand to take in court on
amendments 3&6. Fugate in the court when asked to speak for the town told the judge he
This sign at the SW corner of the Crystal River Cemetery is part of Yesteryear Studios Free Historic Crystal
was instructed not to speak. “Ludicrous” was used to describe this action in the hearing. The
River Cell Phone Walking Tour. The main kiosk is located at the Kings Bay Park on NW 3rd St. The sign
motion also gave Mayor Kirkland the right to bring on an interim attorney while proposals
says Citrus County Historical Society and City of Crystal River. You can follow the walking tour and listen
for a replacement attorney were solicited. Fugate said that the judge s striking down amend-
to the history of where you are at by calling 352 327-4266 and put in the stop number. This stop 28
ments 3 & 6 to dissolve the Inglis fire and police and turning the two departments over to
info tells about the cemetery built in 1868 on the edge of a swamp. It was a sand dune and perfect for
Levy County, really gave the new commission a lot of latitude to accomplish this now since
digging to bury a casket.
they do not have to deal with the language that bound them in the ballot wording.
Shrimp Landing
A special workshop is scheduled for April 30th to take up water issues as they re-
late to amendment seven on the March election ballot. Charter amendment seven passed by
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a margin of 221 to 163 and changes the way water customers are charged for town water. A
regular meeting will follow the workshop on April 30th.
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