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Porter approves $3,500 to remove three hazardous trees at 6th Street and Indian Red Avenue
Summary
Trustees approved spending $3,500 to remove three trees in the town right-of-way that officials said risked falling and taking down power lines; the town will hire a contractor to cut the trees and will haul off and clean up the debris.
The Town of Porter Board of Trustees voted to spend $3,500 to cut down three trees at the intersection of 6th Street and Indian Red Avenue after Mayor Steve Dickey reported the trees were at risk of falling and could bring down power lines. The motion was made by Mayor Dickey, seconded by Trustee Kevin Walker, and passed with votes from Norma Meyer, Steve Dickey and Kevin Walker; Trustee Bradah Littlefield voted no.
Jackie Todd told the board a contractor would cut down the trees but the town would be responsible for hauling off the trees and cleaning the area. The minutes record a contractor cost of $3,500 for the tree removal. The board did not record further details about contractor selection, timing, or payment source.
