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Council hears City Hall move update and Tree Commission student projects
Summary
Mayor Bryan Jensen said renovations at the future City Hall are progressing and he anticipates moving in as soon as April 1; Council Member Mary Berges reported Tree Commission student projects including Tree Campus K–12 and a planned tree planting at the high‑school courtyard using i-Tree canopy analysis.
During reports and comments Mayor Bryan Jensen updated Council on progress at the future Avon City Hall, saying most walls for additional offices are in place, rooms on other floors are cleared, and he anticipates moving into the building “as soon as April 1st.” He indicated a Council tour will be scheduled and that a Finance Committee meeting may be needed Jan. 20 to discuss a second fire station site and lighting for little‑league fields.
Council Member Mary Berges described Tree Commission initiatives with student members, including a planned planting at the high‑school courtyard tied to the Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus K–12 program and a student‑led i‑Tree canopy analysis to assess the city's tree cover. Berges thanked city staff for snow removal during the holidays and noted community engagement through student participation in environmental projects.
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