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Hoyt council reviews SEED-grant update, school security and a street-opening request
Summary
At the Sept. 16 special meeting, the council received updates on SEED grants and a parking-lot repair request from Elm Creek Beef, discussed law-enforcement presence at home high-school games, considered community-service projects for Kay members, and asked the clerk to gather details on a Burnett Street opening request.
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After handling the KDHE loan application items, the council heard several brief local updates. Joe Romans reported on SEED grants offered through the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and on a parking-lot repair request from Matt Swenson of Elm Creek Beef. Romans also raised whether law enforcement could be present at home high-school football and basketball games.
Debbie Dreasher discussed project opportunities for 'Kay members' to earn community-service hours and asked staff to consult with Kenny Bryan about available projects. The council also discussed a request from a property owner to open Burnett Street through to the next street; the city clerk was asked to get more details and invite the property owner to the next meeting.
The council adjourned at 7:55 p.m.
