The Summerville City Council will meet tomorrow evening for its regular called meeting, with several personnel, public safety and infrastructure matters on the agenda.

The meeting is scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday, August 10. Mayor Rickey Hughes and council members Simone Adams, Dana W. Mosley, Jeff Martin, Joe Money Jr. and Zachary Martin are listed on the agenda.

Among items on the consent agenda, the council will consider authorizing City Manager Jason Winters to sign a memorandum of understanding between Mountain Education and the City of Summerville. Council members will also consider amendments to city policies dealing with employee concerns, disciplinary actions and terminations.

Several sign requests are also scheduled for consideration, including requests involving Allen Auto Sales, the City of Summerville, Harvey’s Auto Sales, Honeybee Flowers, Snack Mania and Premier Weight Loss & Mediaspa.

The consent agenda also includes a Georgia Environmental Finance Authority resolution involving a loan modification, a $6,400 NyHart service agreement for actuarial valuation work, and the proposed purchase of various-sized Hymax couplings from Ferguson Waterworks for $18,569.70.

Under new business, the council is scheduled to discuss and take action on a resolution reinstating the Code of Ordinances regarding buildings and building regulations. Members will also consider a pay increase for the Public Safety Director due to additional duties and pay for the interim Water Treatment Plant supervisor.

Another major item involves the proposed purchase of two police vehicles from Prater Ford. The agenda lists a cost not to exceed $45,331.76 for each base vehicle, along with $11,918 per vehicle for emergency equipment through Coosa Valley Communications and additional costs for vehicle lettering through Hi-Tech Signs & Graphs.

The council will also consider quotes for a metal maintenance shop and a concrete pad for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. An executive session concerning personnel is also on the agenda before public comments and adjournment.

The regular called meeting begins at 5 p.m. tomorrow evening.