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Council authorizes street closures for tractor pull and Spring on Main, OKs grant application for picnic tables
Summary
The Inwood City Council passed Resolution #7-26 to close part of South Cherry Street for the June 5 tractor pull and Resolution #9-26 to close a portion of South Main Street for the May 9 Spring on Main event. It also approved Resolution #8-26 to apply for a $3,000 Lyon County Riverboat Foundation grant to buy picnic tables.
The Inwood City Council approved three event-related resolutions at its March 9 meeting.
Representatives of the Inwood Tractor Pull committee requested permission to close a portion of South Cherry Street on June 5, 2026, for set-up and the event. Council introduced and adopted Resolution #7-26 to authorize the closure; AYES were recorded for Mark Timmerman, Jordan Huyser, Laurel Reinke, and Rick Rozeboom and the resolution passed.
Council also considered a request by downtown businesses to hold Spring on Main on May 9. To ensure safety, a portion of South Main Street will be closed during the event. Council introduced and adopted Resolution #9-26 authorizing that closure; the AYES recorded were Timmerman, Huyser, and Reinke. Rick Rozeboom had departed the meeting before that vote.
Separately, council members voted to introduce Resolution #8-26 to approve submitting an application for a $3,000 mini grant from the Lyon County Riverboat Foundation to purchase four picnic tables for city use. The motion passed with Timmerman, Huyser, and Rozeboom voting AYE and Laurel Reinke recorded as abstaining.
All three resolutions were recorded as passed in the meeting minutes; council directed staff to implement the closures and to submit the grant application. The minutes do not record details such as exact closure maps or permit conditions; those details typically are prepared by city staff after council authorization.
