Participants agree to $1,400 mural for community climbing wall

Unidentified Speaker said participants should hire an artist named Destry to paint the community climbing wall, saying, "He could do this for our climbing wall, which is so atrocious by the July 4 for $1,400." The proposal named a price and a target completion date and prompted a brief discussion of placement and design.

The speaker said they would "send my perusal to spend that" but emphasized that park changes should have group approval: "I don't like to do any changes to a park or anything unless we all agree." The transcript records the group treating the $1,400 plan as a small expenditure that did not require a formal motion, with the outcome described as consensus approval. The transcript does not identify the funding source.

Participants discussed location details, debating whether to put the mural on the east side or the playground side and noting practical concerns such as whether paint would go "right over the handles"; one participant said painting over the handles would be "just fine." The mural idea was explicitly tied to the July 4 timeline.

Shortly after the mural discussion, the meeting moved to adjourn. A motion to adjourn was described as "a motion by Mike" (the transcript names "Mike" but does not provide a full name or title) and was seconded by another participant who said, "I'll I'll second it." An all-in-favor voice vote was taken with "Yes" recorded, and the meeting closed with a brief thank-you: "So thank you so much for a great evening, you guys. Bye."

There are no formal ordinances, statutes, or agenda item numbers referenced in the transcript, and no formal vote tally with named members beyond the single verbal "Yes."