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Council highlights parks projects, flags playset safety and asks that curfew and grass-clipping rules be publicized
Summary
Councilmember Griggs said Drake University installed a photo-op fence along the Milo Lion’s Legacy Trail; Mayor Hall will request an ICAP review for rotting playset posts, and Councilmember Rodgers asked that ordinances on curfew and grass-clipping be included in the city newsletter.
Councilmember Griggs reported that Drake University’s Darling Institute installed a photo-op fence along the Milo Lion’s Legacy Trail at no cost to the city and said he and Mayor Hall will meet with Drake and Friends of Milo Parks to discuss potential park projects.
Mayor Hall noted rotting posts on the City Park wooden playset and said he will contact Doug Hembry and request an ICAP representative to inspect the playset with Hembry, Griggs and the mayor. (The transcript uses the acronym ICAP; the full name or expansion of that acronym was not provided.)
Councilmember Rodgers asked that ordinances related to a minor’s curfew and prohibiting grass clippings in the street be placed in the city newsletter, citing children in the park after hours and grass clippings being blown into streets in multiple locations.
