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Council approves donated pavilion relocation to Merchants Row at no cost to city
Summary
The council unanimously authorized moving a donated pavilion from the school to Merchants Row; the presenter said it will meet planning-and-zoning spacing rules, be supported on concrete piers, and require no city funds.
The Perryville City Council on April 2 unanimously authorized relocating a donated pavilion from the school to Merchants Row between the Tucker property and the Grill House.
Bill Faulconer answered council questions about placement and engineering. He told the council the pavilion will meet the Planning & Zoning requirement for five feet of clearance for nonconnected structures, will be set on concrete piers to support its weight, and will be installed at no cost to the city.
Councilperson Steve Bailey moved to authorize the requested placement; Councilperson Simpson seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
The council did not record any conditions or follow-up deadlines in the meeting transcript; planning and installation details were described as meeting P&Z standards and being funded by the donor.
