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WSDOT permits water-line work under north bridge; pool murals finished, grand re-opening set for July 11
Summary
Public Works reported WSDOT approval to run a water line under the north bridge and crews aim to finish before harvest; Mayor Retzer announced artist Charlotte Deleon completed pool-door murals and set a July 11 grand re-opening with free BBQ and a chamber duck raffle at 5 p.m.
Public Works staff reported on June 15 that the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has approved the city’s request to run a water line under the bridge at the north end of town. City crews are working to complete the project before harvest season, and the city’s permit to clean out the concrete river channel has been renewed.
Mayor Jim Retzer noted artist Charlotte Deleon finished murals on the pool doors and announced a July 11 grand re-opening following the Concrete River Festival parade. Retzer said there will be a free barbecue, prizes, and that the Chamber's duck raffle winner will be announced at 5:00 p.m. Pool passes are selling and swim lessons started the same day, according to administration staff.
The council did not set detailed project timelines or list permit conditions in the transcript; public-works staff indicated only that WSDOT approval has been granted and crews are working toward a pre-harvest completion date.
