Formal Invitation to visit to celebrate 30th anniversary
The above mentioned letter will serve as the formal invitation to the Commander and crew
for a visit to Columbia to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the commissioning.
City Reception
Dresser reported that there is not funds in the City Clerk's office budget for a reception,
but mentioned that funds from the Office of Cultural Affairs or the City Manager's Office
could possibly be used for an event. If the event was held at a City facility, there likely
would not be a cost to rent the venue. Moore inquired if food and beverages could
possibly be donated from the nonprofit organization, and Dresser stated she did not see
an issue with that. Once more details are known on a schedule, Dresser stated she
could look into options.
VII. REPORTS
Submarine Updates
Moore reported that the boat returned on June 1 to its base in Hawaii after a seven month
deployment. Typically there is some boat clean up and reports that occur after returning
to the dock, which is followed by a stand down period which typically lasts two weeks.
Moore has been attempting to contact the boat through a variety of methods - emailing
and texting her contacts, but she has not heard back. She will likely try calling this next
week or emailing another contact that may be provided by another member of the Task
Force.
VIII. GENERAL COMMENTS BY PUBLIC, MEMBERS AND STAFF
Tonyan mentioned that he has a contact within the Navy and that person might have a
good source on who best to contact to get in touch with the crew.
IX. NEXT MEETING DATE
Next meeting will be July 29, 2025 at 3 p.m. in the Walton Building, Board Room.
X. ADJOURNMENT
Motion to adjourn at 3:26 p.m. made by Kelly, seconded by Lantzy; motion
carried.