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Ronceverte council hears public comments, announces Fall Food Truck Festival and parks updates

City of Ronceverte City Council · September 9, 2024
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Summary

At the Sept. 9 meeting the council heard three public comments on the American Heritage Music Hall, residency rules for council members, and speeding near Island Park; members also reviewed parks updates and announced a Fall Food Truck Festival on Sept. 14.

During the Sept. 9 meeting the Ronceverte City Council heard public comments and reviewed several community updates and reports.

Three citizens addressed the council during the public-comment period: Kay Shafer spoke about the American Heritage Music Hall; Eric Mercer raised questions regarding residency requirements for council members; and Shawn Dolan asked the council to address speeding near the Island Park basketball courts and on Monroe Avenue. The council did not record formal responses to those comments in the meeting minutes.

Under new business and community events, the council reviewed plans for the Fall Food Truck Festival set for Saturday, Sept. 14, on Edgar Avenue, with vendors and arts-and-crafts from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., a DJ during the afternoon, live music at 5:00 p.m., and a free bouncy house for children. Additional live music is scheduled on Edgar Avenue on Friday, Sept. 13, after the Ronceverte Community Market. The Parks and Recreation committee reported progress on Gateway’s miniature golf course (additional lights ordered) and said a quote for disc-golf targets was received and will be purchased soon.

Mayor Deena Pack noted she and City Recorder Leah Smith would attend the West Virginia Brownfields and Main Street Conference in Summersville, where Pack will participate on a panel of mayors. City Administrator Pamela Mentz said blueprints for Clifford Armory have been copied for use in potential renovation plans and reminded the council the next regular meeting is Oct. 7 at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.

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