Live from the Woodstock City Council Meeting

The is holding its regular meeting tonight, and Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch editor Lindsey Davidson is there to cover all the action live. She's tweeting from the meeting (@TowneLakePatch), and we're collecting the tweets into a nice, easily digestible package right here for further study and comment. The updates here should be no more than five minutes behind the Twitter feed. Feel free to add comments and questions here or send them directly to Lindsey on Twitter. The agenda for tonight is attached to this article.

It was a short meeting for a short agenda, and we're all done before it's even dark.

7:22 p.m. With a short agenda, the City Council concludes.

7:19 p.m. The city clerk recommends changing the city's precincts to be county precincts for the November election because the Cherokee Board of Education has a special election the same day. The council votes to go with her recommendation. The elections will be at the .

7:16 p.m. The policy includes departmental changes, procedural changes for new agenda software and adoption of the new purchasing policy.

7:15 p.m. The Council Manual Policy revisions were tabled until the next meeting, April 25. The whole policy needs to be adopted at once.

7:13 p.m. These are pre-approved codes that just need to be cleaned up by the city, City Manager Jeff Moon says.

7:12 p.m. The council is amending codes in Chapter 18 of the Woodstock Code of Ordinances, which reads: GA State Minimum Standard Property Maintenance Code. (International Property Maintenance Code, I.P.M.C. 2006 Edition, with GA Amendments.)

7:03 p.m. The City Council meeting has started with mention of and his family in the opening prayer. Mayor Donnie Henriques is absent.