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The City of Elkton would like to introduce you to the many people who volunteer their time to serve on various committees for the City.  We certainly appreciate all the time and effort they give to help make Elkton a wonderful place to live!  

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board was created by the City in 2003.  The creation of a CEB was authorized by the State of Kentucky to allow local governments to issue remedial orders and to impose civil fines as an inexpensive alternative to ensure compliance with local ordinances. The only other alternative a City has to enforce local ordinances is to take the case to court, which takes a lot of time and money for both the City and the offender.  First, a Citation Officer will issue a Notice of Violation to an offender. This Notice will explain the violation and how to correct it. The Notice will also give a date by which time the violation shall be corrected.  If the violation is not corrected by the date on the Notice, the Citation Officer will then issue a Citation charging the offender with a civil offense. The Citation gives the offender two choices. First, the offender may not contest the citation and, within seven days, pay a small penalty and correct the violation by a given date. Second, the offender may contest the violation and, within seven days, request a hearing before the CEB. If the offender chooses to have a hearing, and is found to have committed the violation, a larger penalty will be imposed by the CEB (usually double the fine if the violation is not contested.) If the offender requests a hearing, the CEB will hold a public hearing to receive evidence of the violation. The offender will also have the opportunity to present their case. After receiving all evidence and testimony, the CEB may issue orders necessary to remedy a violation and may impose civil fines. 
Meetings: As Needed on the 4th Thursday, 6:30 PM, Elkton City Hall


Planning Commission

The Elkton Planning Commission consists of five members.  The Commission is responsible for developing and reviewing the City's comprehensive plan.  This plan serves as a guide for the development of public and private property in the City.  With a comprehensive plan in place, the commission enacts land use regulations.  These regulations include zoning and other growth management regulations to promote public health, safety, morals and general welfare of the city to facilitate orderly and harmonious development (KRS Chapter 100).  Commission members are Chairperson Al Joynes, Dorothy McIntosh, Bryan Blount, Dale Wheeler, Skip Ray and Gene Jefferson (non-voting). 
Meetings: As Needed on the 2nd Thursday, 7 PM, Elkton City Hall

 

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment consists of five members.  The Board has the power to hear and decide applications for conditional use permits and requests for variances for noncompliance of zoning regulations.  The Board may also take action to compel offending structures or uses to be removed at the cost of violators.  Board members are Chairman Keith Sharp, Joyce Adams, William S. Jones, Jim Oller and Shane Hessey. 
Meetings: As scheduled.  All meeting notices are published in the Todd County Standard at least one week prior to the meeting.

 

Tree Board

The Elkton Tree Board is composed of seven members appointed by the City Council.  The tree board meets regularly to, among other duties, plan and discuss the planting of new trees and the maintenance of existing trees.  The Tree Board sponsored the construction of a 0.4 mile walking trail in the City-County Park.  The trail is currently being prepared to be fully concreted through grant funding through the State Parks.  The trail is adorned by various planted trees,  each being marked with a sign stating its common name and species.  Also, the Tree Board received grant funding for the installation of several exercise stations along the trail and for the purchase of two gazebos.  Committee members are 
Chairperson Bill Jones, Marvin Davidson, Jill Harris, Steve Walters, Dorothy McIntosh, and David West.


Walking Trail Entrance
 


Ethics Board

The Ethics Board has three members and two alternates.  The Board was created to enforce the provisions of the City Code of Ethics with regards to all officers and employees of the City.  The Board receives and investigates complaints and holds hearings in order to determine any violations of the Code of Ethics .  The Board shall report any violations to the Mayor.  Board members include Chairman Wayne Pearson, Buddy Power and Nancy Bolster.

 

Joint City-County Boards and Committees

Elkton-Todd County Recreation Commission


The Recreation Commission was formed to manage all aspects of the recreational programs of the City-County Park.  The Commission is composed of three members appointed by the mayor with approval of the City Council, three members appointed by the County Judge-Executive with approval of Fiscal Court, one member of the City Council, one Magistrate and one member appointed by the Todd County Board of Education (whom shall not be an elected school board member). The Recreation recently hire Todd County's first ever full-time Park Director, Kevin Hall.  Activities include youth baseball, fast pitch softball, adult co-ed softball and youth soccer. 
Meetings: 3rd Thursday, 5:30 PM, Elkton City Hall 

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