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Luckey council agrees to split $2,800 tree-removal bill with Pemberville Library
Summary
Ariel Jacobs, director of the Pemberville Library, asked the Village of Luckey to pay half the $2,800 cost to remove a tree on the library/park property; council approved a $1,400 contribution by roll call vote.
Ariel Jacobs, director of the Pemberville Library, asked the Village of Luckey on Nov. 6 to pay half the cost to remove a tree that straddles library and village park property. The total quoted price was $2,800; Jacobs requested the village pay $1,400.
Richard Heilman moved that the village pay $1,400 toward the work; Michael Franklin seconded the motion. Councilmembers voted by roll call in favor of the payment, with Mike McNulty, Alison Okenka, Don Brickner, Michael Franklin and Richard Heilman recorded as voting yes.
The payment was recorded as a formal council action during the meeting. No additional details about the contractor, timing for removal, or warranty were recorded in the minutes. The council did not discuss alternative cost-sharing formulas or whether the library had obtained competing quotes.
Council meeting minutes show the village will pay the $1,400 share; follow-up steps (contract execution and scheduling) were not specified in the minutes.
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