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Mayor Tate delivers state-of-the-city update and lists upcoming spring events
Summary
Mayor Cameron Tate reviewed financial statements, reported on infrastructure and recreation projects including the Skylark lift station and wastewater plant, and announced spring community events; Clayton Burnside provided a separate property update on Cottonwood.
Mayor Cameron Tate opened the March 13 meeting with a briefing on the city's financial statements and liabilities and delivered a state-of-the-city address summarizing municipal priorities and current projects.
Tate provided updates on infrastructure and recreation items including the Skylark lift station, a planned dog park, disc golf improvements and work at the wastewater plant. The minutes record these as informational updates; no ordinance or budgetary action was recorded on these items at the meeting.
Guest Clayton Burnside gave a status update on progress on his property on Cottonwood. The minutes list several guests in attendance but do not record comments from the other listed attendees.
The mayor announced upcoming community events: a citywide Easter egg hunt on April 1; a citywide yard sale April 14–15; and a citywide clean sweep April 17–21. The council scheduled its next regular meeting for April 17, 2023, at 5:30 p.m.
The minutes do not include timelines, funding specifics, or contractor names for the infrastructure projects; any budgetary or procurement steps would require separate recorded actions.
