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Residents at meeting raise VultureFest parking, tree limb hazard; trustees discuss decorations and Meals on Wheels request
Summary
Trustees heard that VultureFest was successful but parking on Crackersneck and Baptist Hill Road remains a problem; they also discussed a hazardous tree limb, removal of an old table at the community center, holiday decorations, and a resident request for Meals on Wheels service.
Trustee Ross reported that VultureFest was successful but that illegal or problematic parking on Crackersneck and Baptist Hill Road continues to be an issue. She said she will call Dan to arrange trimming of a tree limb that overhangs Baptist Hill Road and asked that an old table at the B.C. Ross Community Center be hauled away.
Trustee Ross also said she contacted Anna City Hall about Christmas decorations and noted Silkworm can print banners; President Tina Shingleton said she is purchasing lights and wreaths and "hopes to have them up by Thanksgiving." Trustee Dalton relayed that Jessie Rowan requested Meals on Wheels deliveries in the Village; Dalton said she would contact the program to obtain information about services. These items were recorded as trustee reports and assignments rather than formal votes.
