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City Manager reports projects, grants and facility work including $260,000 in grants and $123,000 tennis-court rebuild
Summary
City Manager Jamie Booth updated the council on public-works projects including time-capsule monument work, Geneva Jungle maintenance, sign replacement, office repairs, cemetery fence work and a $123,000 tennis-court rebuild; fiscal report noted $260,000 in grants secured and $235,000 in legislative appropriations passed the House.
City Manager Jamie Booth presented the March City Manager's Report outlining multiple operations and capital projects. Public Works activity includes matching an old city-hall monument with a time-capsule monument, maintenance and re-mulching of the Geneva Jungle, repair of office floors and records-vault counters, and a large effort to clean or replace faded road signs. Projects reported include a $123,000 tennis-court rebuild currently underway.
The cemetery team completed trimming of front-row cedar trees and is assessing perimeter-fence repairs while implementing a new fee schedule. Events staff reported a successful Coffee and Commerce at Harbor Commons and prepared a cost assessment for a proposed summer concert series. Fiscal staff reported $260,000 in grants secured this year and $235,000 in legislative appropriations passed the Florida House and pending conference with the Senate.
