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Council hears public-works updates; approves dust control and schedules street patching
Summary
Public Works reported on holding-pond riprap, a pending cell-tower inquiry, hydrant-flusher consideration, planned patchwork on 4th Street, and low water-pressure investigation; the council approved Freeborn County Co-Op dust control for the season.
Public Works provided several operational updates to the Rose Creek City Council on April 6, including an NPCA inquiry about adding riprap at local holding ponds, a reported call about a potential new cell tower that requires further research, and planned patchwork on 4th Street when weather permits.
Councilmembers said Asa would be assigned to sweep rocks back into place and that a weight-limit sign was recommended; Aaron will follow up with Nexus about rerouting traffic. Councilmember Tom Lewison asked the city to consider purchasing an automatic hydrant flusher, but the minutes record no decision on that request. The council also noted reported low water pressure and rusty water, which staff will investigate.
On motion by Councilmember Andrew Felten and second by Mark Conradt, council approved requesting Freeborn County Co-Op to provide dust control services this year. The minutes do not include technical specifications for riprap, the cell-tower inquiry, or a timeline for hydrant-flusher procurement.
