Replacements
set for board at Dearborn
by
Ivan Foley
Landmark editor
Replacements are in place to fill two openings on the
Dearborn Board of Aldermen.
Mayor Marvin Landes this week said he will be appointing
Delba McAuley and Bill Brooks to fill the two openings
created by the recent resignations of Frank Downing, Jr.
and Steve Counts. The four member board has been reduced
to two after the resignations.
McAuley, the former Delba Denny, has previous experience
on the board.
Landes said he'll make the appointments at a meeting
Thursday night. After the new members are sworn in, the
full board will hold a meeting set to begin at 7 p.m.
at Dearborn's city hall.
In other matters, Landes said the city will be getting
a $300,000 park grant from Platte County. He said the
city has plans to build a new park and ball field. The
city's current park is located in Buchanan County and
the city is prohibited from spending Platte County's tax
money on land located in Buchanan County.
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