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Town manager reports progress on grants, Mormon cricket planning and Main Street support
Summary
Town manager Lisa Perry updated council on recent RDA/RDC and River District meetings, described progress on a rare grant and river project, summarized Mormon cricket control options and cost-sharing for aerial spray, and noted Main Street program advancement with available mini-grants and technical assistance.
Town manager Lisa Perry told the council Feb. 11 that the town is near release of a rare grant and that River District partners are advancing water-related projects. She summarized recent meetings (RDA, RDC, AG & C) and said the River District presented grant opportunities and timelines that helped the town assess next steps.
Perry described county-level coordination over Mormon cricket control, including that landowners would need to pay half the cost of aerial spray and the county will provide one container of bait or spray at half cost per property if requested: "So if a landowner wants aerial spray, they have to pay 50% of the aerial spray." She also said Main Street efforts have progressed and the town moved to the next level of the program, making additional mini-grants and technical assistance available for local projects.
Perry framed these updates as routine administrative progress and asked council members to plan for the next steps on grant applications and community outreach. No formal council action was taken on these updates; they were recorded as informational items.
