Cambridge Council approves demolition plans to transform Canterbury's Burrow senior center

Crawford County officials celebrated a significant milestone during their recent meeting, announcing the successful completion of Phase 1 of a crucial project, which will save the county substantial funds. The project, which involves hazardous materials management, is now set to progress without the need for a Phase 2, streamlining the process and reducing costs.

The county is currently awaiting clearance from the Fish and Boat Commission regarding a necessary notification, with expectations that the National Park Service (NPS) permit will be submitted to the conservation district soon. Depending on the district's schedule, the approval could take anywhere from 30 to 60 days.

In addition to the project updates, the meeting highlighted plans for a new senior center in Canterbury's Burrow, which is anticipated to significantly enhance the community. Officials expressed excitement over the design, emphasizing its potential positive impact on local residents.

The meeting also included a request for approval of a home repairs contract with Fuller Building Group, aimed at assisting homeowners in need. A payment of $22,307.71 was ratified for previous repairs, demonstrating the county's commitment to supporting its residents.

Overall, the discussions underscored a proactive approach to community development and support, with officials optimistic about the upcoming changes and improvements in Crawford County.