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Walton caucus lists December events, infrastructure updates and adjourns
Summary
The Walton Common Council caucus on Dec. 2, 2025 reviewed upcoming holiday events, listed agenda items including infrastructure and parks projects, noted a $1,310 Cole Engineering quote, and adjourned at 7:43 p.m. following a motion by Council member Dan Martin.
The City of Walton Common Council convened a caucus meeting on Dec. 2, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers and by Zoom. Mayor Terri Courtney and council members Dan Martin, Caleb Flege, Amy Long and Sherry Gaskill were recorded as present. The caucus reviewed planned community events, several agenda items and project updates before adjourning at 7:43 p.m.
Council members listed upcoming community events and meeting dates for December, including an Event Planning Meeting on Dec. 4, the "Christmas on Main" event on Dec. 5 from 6 to 8 p.m., a Gaines House Christmas Tea on Dec. 7, the regular council meeting on Dec. 9 at the Walton Senior Center, a Walton Senior Center holiday party on Dec. 12, and a Gaines House Open House on Dec. 14. The schedule also noted city offices closed Dec. 24–26 for the holidays.
On the agenda, the caucus recorded items for future discussion: a no-parking topic described as "Merlot to La Salle," an SD1 interlocal afterhours contract discussion, and surplus items for Public Works and Water Works. The City Administrator provided an update listing water and sewer projects — the Aosta Valley Bypass, the Southern Connection easement and the Sewer Plant Expansion — and parks items including Trails at Owens Park and a proposed fishing dock. The administrator also noted a request for structural engineering services; a Cole Engineering site quote was recorded at $1,310.
The caucus noted that the Boone County 2045 Comprehensive Plan comment period had been extended to Dec. 8, 2025, for public input. No formal votes on the listed agenda items were recorded in the caucus minutes beyond procedural action to adjourn.
Council member Dan Martin moved to adjourn the caucus at 7:43 p.m.; Council member Amy Long seconded. On roll call Dan Martin, Caleb Flege, Amy Long and Sherry Gaskill voted yes and the motion carried. The minutes were finalized and the document marked "Approved," signed by Mayor Terri Courtney and attested by City Clerk Rebecca McClure.
The caucus served primarily to list items for future consideration and to share administrative updates; several items (including the SD1 interlocal discussion and the no-parking question) were recorded as agenda items without detailed discussion in these minutes.
