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Wheatland council grants permission to proceed with Hometown Pride park update
Summary
After reviewing options for a Hometown Pride park, the Wheatland City Council granted project leaders permission to proceed and directed the presenters to work with the city clerk; the council was also briefed on a state remediation grant the city may pursue during budgeting.
The Wheatland City Council on Oct. 14 authorized project representatives to move forward with a Hometown Pride park update.
Kim Kay and Cole Moeller presented options for the city to consider and asked for permission to proceed; the council granted permission and instructed Kim, Cole and City Clerk Meghan Ganzer to coordinate next steps. The council minutes do not show a recorded mover or seconder for that permission.
The council also heard from Steve Rohling about the state of Iowa’s Community Catalyst Building Remediation program and was told the city could consider providing matching funds; council members said they would discuss any match during the upcoming budget process. No budget appropriation was made at the meeting.
No formal timeline or dollar amounts for the Hometown Pride project were recorded in the minutes. The council’s action at this meeting was limited to granting permission to proceed and assigning staff coordination; additional approvals or budget votes would be required for implementation.
