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Trustees discuss Band Shelter next phase, trail, playground upgrades and corridor curb appeal
Summary
The board reviewed the next phase of the Band Shelter project and discussed potential walking trail improvements, playground equipment upgrades, and ways to improve curb appeal along Highway 98 and Highway 13; Public Works presented a sidewalk assessment for future action.
At the June 30 special meeting, Village of Spencer trustees reviewed several parks and streetscape topics that could affect capital planning and grant-seeking.
Trustees discussed the next phase of the Band Shelter project; the minutes record that the project was reviewed but include no schedule, budget or motion to authorize work. The board also considered possible walking trail improvements and playground equipment upgrades as topics for future investment or grant applications.
Discussion included potential ways to improve curb appeal along the Highway 98 and Highway 13 corridors and on other village-owned properties. No design or funding decisions were recorded in the minutes; trustees framed these as topics to explore further.
Public Works Director Mike Engevold presented a recently completed sidewalk assessment and discussed options for how to proceed. The minutes record the assessment presentation but no funding action or vote to implement specific sidewalk repairs.
The minutes do not quote participants or provide detailed cost estimates; trustees asked staff and engineers to return with options where appropriate.
