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Public works sells tractor and backhoe; mayor reports WSDOT project meeting with school officials
Summary
Mayor Dwayne Paris said public works sold a tractor for $1,350 and a backhoe for $12,700 (total $14,050) to help fund a new Kubota tractor. He also reported meeting with Asotin school officials about a WSDOT project expected to start late October or early November.
Mayor Dwayne Paris told the council that Public Works sold a tractor for $1,350 and a backhoe for $12,700, bringing in $14,050 that will be applied toward purchasing a new Kubota tractor. The council recorded the sale totals and the intended application of proceeds.
Paris also reported he met with Asotin school officials about an anticipated Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) project expected to start at the end of October or in early November. He said the project appears to be progressing and that school officials were "on board" with the plan; the minutes record no further detail on design, permits, or impacts to school operations.
