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(KLZA)--Pawnee City Council members approved a salary ordinance for city employees when they met Monday evening.
Most employees will be receiving a quarter-per-hour raise. Library employees will receive a two-percent pay increase.
The Council approved a reimbursement request in an amount of $2-thousand for Derek Niss for a property he cleaned up. Niss now has an opportunity to apply for a matching amount through another City program.
The council discussed the Truck Parking Lot. Truck drivers are encouraged to park their rigs in the lot, but there is an issue with how many can fit on the property. Options are being reviewed.
Action was tabled on a request from the owners of Shirley's Place to amend the ordinance banning the serving of alcohol until noon on Sundays.
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