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Board approves minutes and bills, discusses signage, electrical and maintenance issues
Summary
The board approved April minutes and May bills, reviewed sprinkler repairs and truck/battery problems, and discussed purchasing signage and speed-limit signs and coordinating electrical work with a contractor and Rocky Mountain Power.
At its meeting the town board approved the minutes from the April meeting and voted to approve the May bills. Both motions were seconded and carried with recorded ayes.
Members also reviewed recent maintenance work: a leaking sprinkler line in the pavilion area was located and repaired, and staff reported that parts and spare components are on hand. A board member raised an item about a truck battery that would not hold a charge; members discussed whether to replace the battery now or attempt a jump/temporary fix.
The board also discussed signage needs for the town: members considered ATV/no-motorized-vehicle signage for sidewalks and intersections, durable red-white-and-blue flag strings for arena fencing and banners for donor recognition. They reviewed approximate price points for signs and poles and discussed using local supplier options or exploring the prison-managed sign shop as a lower-cost source.
On utilities, members said they had contacted a contractor and an electrician to get a bid for power upgrades; they noted Rocky Mountain Power has previously indicated any temporary shutoff or work on an older box may require bringing equipment up to code and could raise costs.
Next steps: Staff will gather supplier quotes for signage, follow up with the contractor and electrician about power work and confirm any parts or purchases needed for routine maintenance.
