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An Aldermanic Resolution is a non-legislative statement by the Board of Aldermen reflecting the Board’s position on issues which are relevant to the City of St. Louis and its residents. A Resolution must be sponsored by one or more Aldermen. A Resolution may be adopted at the Aldermanic meeting during which it is introduced or it may be assigned to an Aldermanic Committee for hearing prior to being considered by the full Board. Resolutions must be adopted by a majority of all of the members of the Board.
Adopted July 11 - 2008 Session
- Res.#130 - Pres. Reed/Krewson - Congratulate Terry Leon Garrett for 50 years of achievements and accomplishments and contributions to the City.
- Res.#131 - Kennedy - The Board of Aldermen direct the Public Employees Committee of this board to convene hearings for the purpose of examining the issue of city employee contract negotiations, the present procedures used, standard, timetables, personnel involved, how this process relates to the city budget, how negotiations limits are determined and all other related matters.
- Res.#132 - Pres. Reed/Troupe/Flowers/Bosley/Mooore/
Griffin/Triplett/Young/Conway/Ortmann/Vollmer/Villa/Heitert/Wessels/
Gregali/Florida/Baringer/Roddy/Kennedy/Schmid/King/Boyd/Hanrahan/
Waterhouse/Kirner/Williamson/Carter/Krewson - The Board of
Aldermen recognize the McTague family for their many contributions
to the City.- Res.#133 - Moore - The Board of Aldermen recognize the many
contributions of the Federal Bureau of Investigations to the citizens of the City.- Res.#134 - Wessels/Conway/Ortmann/Villa/Gregali/Florida - Congratulations to Mark K. Widmann on the occasion of his 50th birthday.
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