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Council discusses park building repair or demolition; cemetery restroom misuse observed
Summary
Council members debated repairing or demolishing a park building, planned topsoil and septic work as first steps, and noted people using a cemetery restroom with visible tracks.
Council members discussed options for an on-site building used for storage and restrooms, including bringing in topsoil, removing a septic tank, and possibly demolishing or repairing the structure.
One speaker said, “...the first thing is we'll bring in the topsoil tomorrow and we'll pull that septic tank out so that gives us a starting point.” Another speaker asked whether cost-sharing estimates had been provided if demolition were necessary and noted the sprinkler system needed activation. Conversation included possibilities such as stuccoing the exterior, removing interior walls, replacing plumbing, or cutting doorways to improve storage access. The building was described as having a good metal roof but water-damaged interior walls.
Separately, a speaker said the cemetery restroom had been used by people, noting visible tracks: "I'd like I can tell you the restroom with the cemetery got used." The transcript reports observations of steady track lines near the cemetery facility.
The transcript does not include final decisions, cost estimates, or assigned formal motions. A plan element—bringing topsoil and removing a septic tank—was discussed as an immediate step; whether that constitutes an approved action was not recorded in the excerpt.
