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Mayor raises idea of a permanent Social District; clerk to review multiple phone-call complaint
Summary
Mayor Jeff Ingalls suggested exploring a permanent Social District permitting street alcohol use in defined areas; the mayor also reported an individual called the city office about 30 times during the week of May 4 and the clerk will review phone records.
Mayor Jeff Ingalls told the council he would like the city to consider establishing a permanent Social District area permitting alcohol use on certain streets. The item was raised as a topic within the Mayor’s Report and no formal proposal, ordinance, or timeline was presented during the meeting.
Separately, the mayor reported that an individual had called the city office about 30 times and left multiple messages during the week of May 4 while the deputy clerk was attending training. City Clerk-Treasurer Gretchen Lohrbach said she could not locate those calls in recent phone logs and will review phone records further; Councilmember Jim Potter suggested pulling phone records for verification.
The council adjourned at 8:55 p.m. following the Mayor’s Report; no formal action to create a Social District was taken at this meeting.
