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Council approves playground equipment purchase and installs five speed bumps
Summary
The North High Shoals council voted unanimously Aug. 26 to buy playground equipment up to $10,000 and to install five speed bumps using stored materials (3 on Jefferson Rd., 2 on Hillsboro Rd.) with signs and hardware purchased as needed.
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At its Aug. 26 meeting the North High Shoals City Council approved two traffic- and park-related items added to the agenda. Council member Meagan Cundiff moved to purchase a four-seat heavy-duty swing set and a spinning apparatus for the town playground, not to exceed $10,000; Council member Eric Wright seconded and the motion passed, 4–0. The minutes do not identify the funding source for the purchase.
Later in new business, Council member Fred Johnson moved to use stored speed bump materials to install five speed bumps—three on Jefferson Road and two on Hillsboro Road—and to purchase signs and hardware as needed; Council member Meagan Cundiff seconded. That motion also passed, 4–0. The minutes state the materials are “stored” but do not specify precise inventory, installation timeline, contractor use, or costs for signs and hardware.
Both measures were adopted without recorded amendment; the council deferred neither motion and no public comment was recorded regarding these items in the minutes.
