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Appointment Resolution - August 20, 1973
This is the appointment resolution for Hugh Butler to the Library Board on August 20, 1973.
Board Appointments - March 26, 1973
This is the resolution to appoint Dean Holcomb and Jon D. Robinson to the Library Board by the City Council and mayor, James A. Rupp, on March 26, 1973.
Robert L. Schuerman's Resolution - November 17, 1972
This is the resolution acknowledging the service Robert L. Schuerman did for the Library as a Board member and President of the Board.
Construction Grant Agreement Resolution - March 17, 1972
This is the resolution to acknowledge the work accomplished through the Construction Grant Agreement on the renovation of the North St. Building into the new main library building.
Sappington Resolution - March 12, 1971
This is the resolution recognizing the significant contribution that W. Arthur Sappington made to library operation during his time on the Board.
Emergency Employment Act Resolution - December 1971
This is the resolution authorizing the President/Vice President and Secretary of the Board to make decisions for the Board in regards to participating in the Emergency Employment Act.
Reappointment Resolution - August 30, 1971
This is the resolution to reappoint Carl Dick and William Whitacre to the Library Board, Donald Graham to the Zoning Board of Appeals, and Lew Lawler to the Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refridgeration Commission.
Library Staff Resolution - January 15, 1971
This is the resolution presented to the library staff in recognition of their work during the move of the entire library from December 8, 1970 to January 4, 1971.
Friends of the Decatur Public Library Resolution - January 15, 1971
This is the resolution given to the Friends of the Decatur Public Library in recognition of the pre-opening reception they gave for the Board of the Library and the City Council at the new building.
Bond Resolution - March 12, 1971
This is the bond resolution the Board presented to the City of Decatur as a way to formally ask them to issue bonds for the purchase of the library building from D.P.L. Corporation.