The body met in closed period Monday evening to debate pending litigation. Upon resuming its unbosom session, an notice was made that no action had been bewitched during the closed session. Councilman Randall Curry then made a shifting asking that charges to eradicate Martin from function be brought before a hearing officer on June 3-4 and by any means June 5 at 5 p.m. pursuant to KRS 83A.040. The mind for the council’s steadfastness to go to remove the mayor from position again are the same as they were previously, and that is due to the mayor’s "conduct and willful pass by in performance of his duties specifically for not signing in a opportune form the 2006-07 audit for the city of Horse Cave" pursuant to KRS 83A.160 (9).
During the hearing the directory will be allowed to closest witnesses to strut its charges against Martin, as will Martin. Both parties will also be allowed to have consideration present. Curry also asked that the caucus enlist someone to conduct oneself as the hearing official and that person be a practicing attorney with a nominal of five years of experience representing an administrative body.
Martin asked if the hearing would be recorded. "In all probability there will be a court anchorman with the hearing officer," said David Broderick, a Bowling Green attorney representing the town council. Martin said he wanted to organize established there was a court journalist dole out or that the hearing was recorded in some way. Broderick then asked Martin if his attorney would be contacting him. Martin attempted to certify a statement, but Broderick acute out that Curry’s sign was on the lowest and that the panel needed someone to advance the progress before calling for a vote on the issue. "It may not pass.
You emergency to give it a take place to let it be voted," Broderick said. "This is a change to have a hearing. That’s all this is.
" Martin then said he wanted to pray Broderick a question. "Do you have any doubts about the vote?" he asked. "Yes, sir, I do," Broderick said. "Oh you do? I just wondered.
I kindliness I’d question that question," Martin said.
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