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Board approves minutes and hears updates from parks, planning and streets departments

Tipton City Board of Public Works · May 11, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Public Works approved the April 27 minutes and received reports: Diana (Cemetery & Parks) detailed cemetery activity and park repairs; Tim (Planning) summarized permit activity and an enforcement fine; Dylan (Streets) outlined paving progress and sidewalk repairs. Members agreed the 5K organizer should coordinate with police.

The Tipton City Board of Public Works approved the minutes of its April 27 meeting after a motion by a board member and a second by the Chair.

After routine approvals the board heard departmental reports. Diana, representing cemetery and parks functions, reported two burials and two lots sold for $2,400 and said a wind-damaged cemetery sign should be repaired this week. On parks, Diana said repairs to bathrooms and the pool are complete except for one item scheduled for repair tomorrow, a new ADA concrete slab near the gazebo has been completed, donated picnic tables were placed at the splash pad, and the first concert is scheduled for Saturday.

Tim, introduced as the planning department point of contact, reported $4,700 in permit fees for April and listed multiple permit types issued recently, including fencing, remodels, electrical upgrades and a new home for Moe Gonzalez. The transcript gives a year-to-date total as $72.35; that figure appears truncated in the record and was not clarified during the meeting. Tim also described an enforcement action involving use of property without a certificate of occupancy and said staff are working with Scott Reeser on permitting-process improvements.

Dylan, from the street department, gave a paving update: the parking lot off South Street (park entrance) was being paved that day, East Jackson and Independence have reached the intermediate layer and should be surfaced tomorrow, punch-list walks and sidewalk repairs are ongoing, and West Street contract closeout work is underway. He said the county will perform work on Golf Course Road, Fairgrounds Road and a road behind the school and the city will provide traffic control for those operations.

On a separate agenda item, a board member proposed adding an item from Steven Jackson about a May 30 5K. Board members discussed that streets would not be closed and agreed the organizer should coordinate with the police department; the Chair offered to put the organizer in contact with the new police chief and report back to the Board of Works at a future meeting.

The meeting adjourned after a motion to adjourn by Dylan and a second from the Chair.