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Andrew council hears reports on water-tower antennas, library items and traffic safety
Summary
Councilmembers received updates on ownership of antennas on the water tower, plans to move books from the old library, an inquiry about shelving interest, a truck audio issue and a mayoral request for a stop sign by the ballfield.
During reports at the March 11 Andrew City Council meeting, members reviewed several operational items but took no formal actions.
Councilmembers said the city is still determining which parties have antennas mounted on the water tower; staff will continue inquiries to clarify ownership and any responsibilities. Williams reported that books from the old library will be moved as soon as possible, and Rowan said a resident has expressed interest in some library shelving.
Regan noted the new owner of the jail plans to begin work in the fall, but no details or timelines were provided. Jamison said he would contact Rural Water to ask for assistance locating water lines. Witt reported a nonworking speaker in the new city truck and said the dealership is addressing the problem.
Mayor Mike Roeder raised a traffic-safety concern about vehicles entering town too fast near the ballfield and said a stop sign with a flag should be installed at that approach. Council did not vote on these operational items during the meeting; they were recorded for staff follow-up.
