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Glasgow legislative power is vested in the Town Council, and the responsibility for the administrative and executive functions is delegated to the Town Manager, who the Council appoints.
Council Meetings include a public comment time to hear from the public. Comments are limited to three minutes per person, with a total of thirty minutes for the entire Public Comment Period. All speakers sign the Public Comment sign-up sheet, listing their name and physical address, and identify themselves for the record prior to speaking. Speakers are asked to address their comments to the Council. Typically, council members do not respond during this period, using it instead as an opportunity to listen and take the matter under advisement for future meetings.
Under direction from the Council, the Town Manager’s duties include responsibilities which, in a larger locality, would be assigned to specific personnel. These duties include administration, budgeting, planning, zoning, public works, and community development.
The Planning Commission is responsible for making critical zoning and planning recommendations to the Town Council on matters related to the orderly growth and development of the town, including site plans, special use permits, re-zonings, and zoning ordinance text amendments. The Planning Commission is also responsible for developing the 5-Year Comprehensive Plan and annual 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan.
The Glasgow Community Development Committee promotes pride and community spirit among residents, enhances the Town’s image, and attracts new residents, businesses, and visitors. The Committee plans, sponsors, encourages and promotes various events that will improve the social and economic well-being of residents of Glasgow. These events include the annual Labor Day Weekend Events, a seasonal Farmers' Market, movies, concerts, and Christmas festivities.
Review the Town's investments quarterly. Guidelines for sound financial management. Reviews and recommends to the Council on matters with long-term financial implications.
This committee reviews and makes recommendations to the Town Manager and Town Council on public works matters, including; street maintenance, street signs, parks, drainage, street lights, water and sewer, use and maintenance of public buildings & grounds, prioritization of public works improvements, service extensions, engineering services and solid waste.
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