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Mapleton trustees review streets, spraying licensing, garbage pickup and tree trimming
Summary
Trustee Rodney Smith reported ordered street signs, changed a back-door lock, is seeking bids for weed-spraying after Hollis Township said a license is required, and flagged continuing problems with garbage pickup under GFL contract; trustees agreed to seek additional bids and follow up.
Trustee Rodney Smith updated the board on Streets & Alleys business, saying street signs have been ordered and that he changed a back-door lock at Village Hall. He told the board Hollis Township requires a license to spray weeds and that he has contacted Eagle Lawn for pricing but will seek multiple bids before proceeding.
Smith also reported ongoing garbage-pickup issues under the GFL contract and discussed options for renegotiation; Treasurer Rhonda Hodges said the Village must pay under the signed contract and any change would require a new agreement. He said he would call AT&T about removal of trees cut along West First Street and follow up on tree trimming work.
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