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Council approves library’s ‘story walk’ displays at pond; library will maintain installations
Summary
Lawrenceburg City Council approved a library request for a story-walk installation around the pond at a city park. Council members said the library will pay for and maintain the units while the city will install them.
The Lawrenceburg City Council on May 5 approved a request from the public library to install a story-walk around the pond in a city park.
Council members discussed whether the city would be responsible for maintenance and flood damage. Council member Tony Abbott read the mayor’s message included in the agenda indicating the library would pay for the units and would maintain them. A council member asked whether the library would anchor the displays to prevent floating during floods; council staff said the units would be installed in a stable manner and the library would maintain them.
Council member Tommy Roulette moved to allow the story walk; Council member Lenny Bridal seconded. The motion passed on a voice vote of “Aye.” Council did not allocate city funds; staff said the city would perform installation while the library would assume maintenance responsibilities under the terms described in the agenda note.
The item was presented as a community-program partnership; the council approved the installation and asked staff to coordinate logistics and confirm installation details with the library.
