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Public works reports trail sign correction, school-tree safety checks and eyebolts for quilt shows
Summary
Public works staff reported a corrected trail sign location, said a stubbed 8-inch line exists for future development, confirmed tree-trimming bids are underway near a school, and the council approved installing eyebolts in the cultural hall to support quilt shows.
Public works staff (Peyton) told the council that a trail sign location on the city map had been wrong and that the sign has been corrected; staff also described an 8-inch stubbed service line intended to accommodate future building in the area. Peyton said the upcoming curb-and-gutter tie-in with a highway project will require coordination with the contractor.
Councilors raised safety concerns about trees in the city right-of-way near a school and directed staff to continue soliciting bids for trimming. The council also approved staff moving forward with installing eyebolts at roughly 15-foot spacing in the cultural hall to allow quilt-show organizers to run temporary wire and hang displays, with staff to implement the work as a facilities improvement.
