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Council approves $3,200 (approx.) in banner hardware and banner replacements
Summary
Council voted to accept a bid to replace downtown banner hardware and several banners after hearing that brackets have been breaking in high winds; packet quotes listed multiple vendor figures and a reported total near $3,105–$3,200.
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Council members voted to accept a bid to replace banner hardware and several veteran banners downtown, citing repeated failures of support brackets in high winds. A recreation committee member explained the problem and presented quotes; "the problem was the support brackets broke off and then destroys the banners," the committee representative said.
During discussion council members compared vendor quotes and asked whether amounts covered only replacements or also upgraded wind-deflecting hardware with springs. The packet lists multiple line items (transcript shows quoted amounts as $2.46, $19.75, $7.84 and later $3,105), and a council member calculated a total "right around $3,200." A motion to accept the bid and proceed with replacement of the hardware and banners carried by roll call vote with all members recorded as "Aye."
