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Library accreditation updated; council keeps current Water Quality Commission representatives
Summary
Library Director Kara Rice reported on the library's State Accreditation status and said the Library Foundation is looking into replacing vandalized podiums at Wildcat Stadium. Former resident Greg Drees volunteered for the Water Quality Commission, but the council reached consensus to retain its current appointees.
Library Director Kara Rice updated the Arnolds Park City Council on the library’s State Accreditation status during the April 8 meeting and said the Library Foundation is researching replacement podiums vandalized at Wildcat Stadium.
Rice told the council that the library’s accreditation status is under active review with the state (the minutes provide no additional accreditation details such as level, deficiencies, or timelines). Rice also advised council members that the Library Foundation is looking into replacing the vandalized podiums at the stadium.
Separately, former Arnolds Park resident Greg Drees volunteered to serve on the Water Quality Commission. The minutes record a council consensus to retain the current appointees as the city’s representatives rather than appointing Drees. The record does not show a formal vote on the appointment.
The minutes also note a neighborhood letter about the construction of two homes on Pillsbury Point Park Road; City Clerk Linda Nase said she contacted the homeowner. Nase reminded the council of a topping out ceremony on April 10 at 11:00 a.m., and Rice noted a retirement party for Deb Hayenga at the library on April 17 from 9:30–11:30 a.m.
Next steps: For specifics on accreditation status, podium replacement plans, or any future appointment actions, contact Library Director Kara Rice or City Clerk Linda Nase.
