The Caneyville community may be faced with the possibility of going to play baseball and T-ball in a different Community.

Robbie and Robin Richardson approached the Caneyville City Commission with their concern about the ball program going on as it did in previous years.

There has not been a signup for the players and they are interested in their children playing at Caneyville in the T-Ball Program.

They also offered their time to work with the T-Ball. Program.

Caneyville Mayor James Paul Embry advised the couple the commission played no role in the program except to provide the field for ball program.

The Richardsons questioned the commission about putting together a T-ball league even if the softball and the little league programs did not work out for the 2009 season.

The commission did agreed to allow the couple to have a t-ball league and encouraged them to contact other members of the community to re-form the Caneyville Recreation Board, which is separate from the Commission.

The commission expressed their appreciation for the couples willingness to help and encouraged them to contact the board members to inquire of the status of the program.

In other business:

• The commission discussed the Welcome Signs for the City. They had several questions regarding the design and it was decided that Embry will follow-up with the vendor.

The commissioners also discussed selling sponsorship for the signs to local businesses, allowing their business name to appear on a sign.

• The commission discussed advertising on the new local Chamber of Commerce mapsbut the proposal died for lack of a motion.

• The commission discussed the debris that was pulled from the creek and left from the ice storm. Anthony Clark, Clarkson fire chief, had volunteered the fire department to burn the debris at night. The commission voted to allow the fire department to burn the debris, deciding it would be best to dispose of it as quickly as possible in the event the park flooded and washed the debris back into the creek.

• Caneyville Commissioner Janice Minton made the motion to approve the renewal rate of health insurance from Blue Cross Blue Shield. The rate increase is $13.31 a month per employee, raising the cost to $309.21. The commission agreed to renew the insurance rate.

• Caneyville City Attorney Alvey addressed the commissioners regarding an article in the Courier-Journal pertaining to abandoned property in Shepherdsville and their consideration of a different ordinance to help with this problem. Alvey will contact them for more details.

• The commission approved Alvey to attend a seminar at Lexington pertaining to laws and regulations for cities, if he deemed it feasible.