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Leola discusses maintenance, parks upgrades and code-enforcement contract options
Summary
Councilors reported repairs to street lights and the Citizen’s Building elevator, will explore converting a tennis court to pickleball, and discussed options for contracting code-enforcement services and a web security law for public library computers.
City maintenance updates reported general community improvements and that concrete had been hauled out of Leola. Committee reports noted that street lights were repaired and the Citizen’s Building elevator had been fixed, and residents were advised to contact the city office about any outages.
The Park, Recreation & Pool committee said it will explore converting a tennis court into a pickleball court. The council also discussed options for contracting code-enforcement services after the city’s current contract expires on Dec. 31, 2024, and considered a web security law affecting public computers in the library. During public comment a resident suggested adding an aluminum can bank in Leola.
