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Councilors push community garden improvements; town manager reports building and grounds work
Summary
Council members urged investment in Stephens City's community garden and agreed to refer the idea to the Beautification Committee and Parks & Rec; Town Manager Mike Majher reported public works replaced the Old School roof, has been mowing town property and plans upcoming tree plantings.
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Council members on Sept. 3 urged the town to take a more active role in improving the community garden and approved routing the idea through the Beautification Committee and Parks & Recreation.
Councilman Joseph Hollis said he would like the town to take a more active stance on the community garden. Vice Mayor Jason Nauman suggested investing in a banner to make the garden more appealing to residents; Hollis offered to write the check. Councilors agreed the matter should be considered by the Beautification Committee and Parks & Rec before further action.
Town Manager Mike Majher provided routine public-works updates: staff replaced the roof on the Old School using in-house labor (the minutes cite an employee named Rich), crews have been mowing and trimming town property, and tree plantings are planned. Majher also reiterated that water bills had been mailed.
Mayor Michael A. Diaz raised the idea of moving council meetings to 6:00 p.m.; the council agreed to hold a public hearing in October before any change is made. The meeting adjourned at 7:21 p.m.
