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Crawford council approves parks equipment, community building floor and Cattle Call street closing; hears library and golf reports

City of Crawford City Council · October 22, 2024
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Summary

Council approved a $480 mulch kit for parks, a floor color choice for the community building, and a street closure for the Nov. 2 Cattle Call with $350 cleanup assistance; updates were given by the Parks, Golf and Library boards and an itemized bill list was approved.

The City of Crawford Council on Oct. 22 approved several operational items and heard board updates.

Parks: Council approved a $480 quote from Power House for a mulch kit (motion by Brent Gebbie, second by Tony Storbeck; vote recorded in favor). Parks Lead Kevin Hall reported recent tree removals and additional trees identified for safe removal by park staff; Council Member Gebbie raised concerns about staff protective equipment and insurance.

Community Building: Council approved the proposed floor color and cove base for the Community Building floor project (motion by April Grant, second by Christopher Dean; unanimous among members present).

Events and public works: Council granted a street closing from Main Street and Linn Street to 2nd Street for the annual Cattle Call on Nov. 2, 2024, 7 a.m.–5 p.m., and authorized two employees to assist with cleanup at 4:30 p.m. for a total of $350 (motion by Grant, second by Gebbie).

Library and Golf: The library reported an author event Oct. 29 and other upcoming activities; the Golf Board reported disputed losses of approximately $22,000 and discussed pond work and clubhouse rental pricing.

Finance: The council approved payroll and an itemized list of bills and claims that total $40,375.35 and payroll checks of $18,201.36.

The meeting adjourned after routine approvals.