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Richland County donates four dog-waste stations; Depot design nearly complete
Summary
Administrator Peter Them thanked Richland County Public Health and Health Commissioner Dr. Julia Chaya for providing four dog-waste stations for village parks, and Mayor Jarvis reported the Depot design is about 95% complete with cost estimates expected soon.
Administrator Peter Them told council that Richland County Public Health, through its PUP program, provided four dog-waste stations for village locations: Bicentennial Park, Plymouth Street Park, the Patriot Park walking path and the bike-trail parking lot behind the water plant. Mr. Them thanked Health Commissioner Dr. Julia Chaya by name for the donation.
Separately, Mayor Bob Jarvis said the Edge Group reported the Depot design is about 95% complete and he anticipates a cost estimate within days. Mayor Jarvis and Mr. Them said they will meet with the Connector Road group on Nov. 18 and again on Dec. 18 for final review of that project. Council also briefly discussed possible water-fountain plans for the square and a proposed gas-burning fireplace, with Councilman Rodney Earick flagging potential liability concerns.
