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Town of Loomis presents certificates recognizing Western Engineering and Supervisor Anthony Dimitay for Magnolia Street parking work
Summary
Town officials presented certificates thanking Western Engineering and Placer County Supervisor Anthony Dimitay for donating time, equipment and surplus materials to prepare overflow parking at the Magnolia Street site adjacent to the South Placer Fire District station.
The Loomis Town Council presented certificates recognizing Western Engineering and Placer County Supervisor Anthony Dimitay for volunteer efforts that helped prepare overflow parking at the Magnolia Street parking lot next to the South Placer Fire District station.
Council members said the town secured a lease for property near the fire station and the recent effort turned the site into usable overflow parking. The mayor presented two certificates reading that the "Town of Loomis recognizes Western Engineering and Supervisor Dimitay for going above and beyond to serve the Town of Loomis and their willingness to give their time, resources, and equipment to clear and prepare the area for overflow parking at the Magnolia Street parking lot."
Supervisor Anthony Dimitay accepted the recognition and representatives from Western Engineering thanked the council. The town manager and council noted the project was completed with donated labor, equipment and surplus materials at minimal cost to the town.
Why it matters: the new overflow parking is intended to add capacity for nearby uses and was completed with donated county and private resources, reducing the town's capital outlay.
