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City of Livingston logoThe Livingston City Council will discuss and consider possible action on membership in the Alliance for I-69 Texas as well as payment of a membership fee in the amount of $1,265 during its regular meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday.

Council will also consider possible action on awarding the request for qualifications for engineering services for the General Land Office Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Program mitigation method of distribution of funds.

A public hearing is on the agenda to receive comments regarding the determination of unsafe and/or dilapidated building and cleanup of property. The property in question is a residential structure and outbuildings owned by Joseph McCandless and Manda Kay McCandless, located at 106 N. East Ave., the property being described as: 1.262 acre of land in the M.L. Choate Survey, A-15, Polk County, Texas, called to be Lot 2 of Block 3 of the Meece Addition to the City of Livingston, and described in deed dated Nov. 14, 2019 from Annis Lee Crowley to Joseph McCandless and wife, Manda Kay McCandless, recorded in Volume 2234, Page 193 of the Official Public Records of Polk County, Texas. Following the public hearing, Council will consider possible action on a final order regarding the property.

An executive session is on the agenda for Council to consult with an attorney. Any action, however, will be taken upon return to open session.

Other items on the agenda include presentation of the city manager’s monthly report, approval of the accounts over $500 and approval of the minutes of the Dec. 13 meeting.

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