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Knox council schedules joint session on 18 South Main, announces park sledding hills and community events
Summary
The council discussed park sledding-hills construction, announced a joint session with the redevelopment commission to consider removing concrete at 18 South Main for a public-space conversion (tentatively mid‑April), and the clerk publicized leaf pickup dates and the police Easter egg hunt.
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Council members used the March 24 meeting to share routine city business and local-event notices. The clerk/treasurer reminded members about accounts-payable voucher signing procedures, announced leaf pickup during the first weeks of April and May, and publicized the Knox Police annual Easter egg hunt at Wythogan Park on March 29 at 1:30 p.m. for ages 0–13.
Councilors also asked about the construction of sledding hills in the park and reported visible progress. Members agreed the redevelopment commission and the city council will hold a joint session to discuss 18 South Main, including removing concrete and exploring ways to convert the alleyway into a public gathering space adjacent to nearby businesses. Councilors discussed holding that joint session in mid‑April (April 14 or April 16 were mentioned) and said they would confirm a date and open the meeting to the public.
The meeting adjourned with the council scheduling its next regular session for April 28.

