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Council discusses dilapidated properties; resident asks to limit fireworks days
Summary
City Attorney Andy Carothers reported potential demolition by Linc One at two properties and a court complaint on another. In public comment, a resident asked the council to restrict fireworks to July 3–4 and urged increased patrols near the high school.
The Wymore City Council discussed several dilapidated properties during its Nov. 1 meeting but took no formal action.
City Attorney Andy Carothers told the council that Linc One plans to tear down two buildings it owns at 107 N 10th and 216 S 11th, and that a complaint is on file with the court regarding a structure at 207 S 7th. The council discussed other properties but recorded no motions to proceed with demolition or enforcement at the meeting.
During public comment, Council member Neil Van Boening expressed appreciation for city staff participation in the community “Spooktacular” event, and Mark Meints noted the Fire Department won the contest for best booth. Resident Karen Day asked the council to pursue a petition that would reduce allowed fireworks days to July 3 and 4 out of respect for veterans and urged more police patrols at the high school. The minutes show considerable discussion of Ms. Day’s requests but no council action was taken.
The minutes do not specify follow-up steps, timelines, or enforcement authority related to the dilapidated properties or a fireworks petition. The council adjourned at 7:55 PM.
