HEAVENER — Dilapidated downtown buildings, residential debris violations, a proposed property donation, and departmental medical gear headline the agenda for the Heavener City Commission’s regular meeting Thursday evening.
The meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Heavener City Hall, located at 103 East Avenue B.
Code Enforcement & Dilapidated Buildings
A major portion of Thursday’s agenda centers on code enforcement, with commissioners slated to consider and take potential action on several properties across town:
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- Dilapidated Commercial Structures on Avenue C:
- (Old Pharmacy): Listed under Miranda Green for a dilapidated building violation.
- (Old Railroad Building): Listed under BLE Division 569 for a dilapidated building violation.
- 119 E. Avenue C: Listed under Miranda L. Green and Michael D. Green for a dilapidated building violation.
- Debris Violations on Norvell Road:
- 313 Norvell Rd. S.: Listed under Larry D., Kathryn G., and Kurt D. Fassette regarding debris on the property.
- 315 Norvell Rd. S.: Listed under Larry D. Fassette regarding debris on the property.
Land Donation & Municipal Business
Beyond code enforcement, the commission will consider accepting a donation of real property from Twin Peaks, LLC to the City of Heavener, designated on the plat of Pine Mountain Estates.
Other action items before the council include:
- Departmental Medical Supplies: Review and consideration of a purchase order to outfit all municipal departments with medical supplies, specifically including dedicated medical bags for each Heavener Police Department unit.
- Banking Authorizations: Consideration to grant Assistant City Manager Crystal Burns full access to city accounts held at First National Bank, including online banking capabilities and associated administrative permissions.
- Personnel Policy: Consideration of proposed amendments to the City of Heavener Personnel Policy Manual, as recommended by the City Attorney.
- Library Board Update: The council will formally acknowledge the resignation of Tara Robertson from the Heavener Library Board (informational only; no council vote required).
Routine Reports
Commissioners will open the meeting by reviewing minutes from the previous session, followed by administrative updates from the City Manager and municipal department heads. Trustees and the Chairman will present reports toward the conclusion of the meeting, followed by new business and public comments.
Under city rules, citizens wishing to address the commission must sign in prior to the 6 p.m. call to order, noting their name and the specific agenda item they wish to speak on. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.
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