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Public Works: new truck arrives, splash pad costs exceed budget and streets prioritized
Summary
Public Works reported a new truck is on-site pending a strobe light; splash pad repair quotes are higher than budgeted and council members signaled a preference to prioritize street repairs.
Public Works reported that the new department truck has arrived and is awaiting installation of a strobe light. Dennis Klinedinst said splash pad repair quotes were much higher than expected and will be discussed at the next meeting; Mark Holloway emphasized that while $100,000 had been budgeted for the splash pad, repairing deteriorating streets should take precedence.
Other updates included pending quotes for Franklin parking meters, repaired banners to be reinstalled in April, replacement of a community center blower, ordinance review for Neff St parking/one-way configurations, roughly 76 street-sweeping tickets issued, and an annual signal inspection with approximately $7,000 in corrective work identified.
