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Green Isle council approves repainting town signs and adding shamrock; remaining work capped at $2,500
Summary
Council approved repainting and standardizing three town entrance signs and adding a shamrock to the east sign; members agreed to cap the remaining work for the last two signs at $2,500 and approved the motion by voice vote.
Council reviewed photographs of the three Green Isle entrance signs and voted to repaint and make them uniform, adding a shamrock emblem to the east‑side sign to match the others. Members discussed condition and cost estimates and agreed not to delay the work ahead of Heritage Days.
A motion to repaint and add shamrocks to the remaining signs carried; council capped the remaining work at $2,500 for the last two signs. One councilmember noted that the person who fabricated the shamrock had provided assistance previously. The council asked staff to proceed and obtain any needed minor estimates, with the expectation that the work will be completed before the community's Heritage Days events.
