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Council notes Septemberfest, vendor signups, mine community-service offer and property plans
Summary
Council reviewed event logistics for Septemberfest, reported strong vendor signups, discussed a coal-mine offer for community service projects in October, and confirmed steps to secure a Birch Street property for asbestos abatement.
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Council members reviewed Septemberfest plans and vendor signups, noting a healthy number of arts and crafts vendors and scheduling details for the pitch competition and carriage rides. Members encouraged participation and thanked volunteers involved in parade and cemetery cleanup.
A council member said a coal mine had contacted the town offering a week of community service work the week of Oct. 6–9 and that Moon Lake had expressed interest in a similar project. The council asked for project ideas staff can propose to supervisors who would coordinate the volunteer effort.
Separately, staff reported they had a signed agreement that will allow the town to secure a property on Birch via tax sale for a minimal amount; the goal is to proceed with asbestos abatement and eventual redevelopment. Council said the process may take several months to complete, including tax-sale and remediation steps.
Council also noted vacancies on the RDA/RDC boards after a long-serving member stepped down and asked members to consider filling roles or recommending residents. Several scheduling and procedural items were discussed, including potential early-morning meeting times for RDA.

