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Council extends $10 monthly walking rate and continues senior card-player arrangements at the Lark

Litchfield City Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized a $10-per-month walking rate at the Lark and extended free card-player access for two senior groups (cribbage and golden-age players), continuing arrangements approved in prior resolutions.

The Litchfield City Council voted to extend a monthly walking rate of $10 at the Lark and to continue free access arrangements for two senior card-playing groups.

Staff noted prior resolutions and packet materials supporting the arrangement; the council approved a single resolution to continue the walking-rate program (Mon–Fri, 7 a.m.–2 p.m.) and to allow the two senior groups (cribbage and golden-age) to continue their card-playing use without charge. Councilors confirmed the groups are not using benefit cards improperly and that the arrangement is limited to the two established groups.

A roll-call vote carried the resolution to continue the walking-rate and senior-group arrangements. Staff said the posted rates on the city website reflect the packet detail and that the walking-rate period would continue under the same terms pending further review.