Clerk authorized to apply for Trees Forever grant; staff report maintenance needs
Summary
At the Sept. 10 meeting the council agreed the city clerk may apply for a Trees Forever grant through Black Hills Energy. Staff also reported concerns about loose dogs, well maintenance, street sand and the need for a different truck before winter.
During the reports section on Sept. 10, a speaker identified as "Sally" told the council there is an issue with dogs running loose at night and noted a Trees Forever grant available through Black Hills Energy; the council agreed the city clerk could submit the application.
Councilmember Regan complimented "Jeff" on painting at the bus barn. Councilmember Till said events are scheduled monthly at the community center and clarified that the planned city walk-through is postponed until next year. Councilmember Jamison asked that sand buildup in streets and weed growth be addressed this year.
Public works-related updates attributed to Jeff included: well #2 needs a new door; rock will be added at the lagoon; the horse in town is gone; moles at the park are being addressed; well #3 is running; and the city needs a different truck before winter. The minutes do not specify cost estimates or procurement steps.
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