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Donations, a retirement and public-works updates noted at Wilbur council meeting

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Summary

Council recorded several memorial donations to the museum, pool and ambulance funds, acknowledged the retirement of Shirley Goodlake, and directed public-works activity including basketball hoop installation and pool decking inspection; the meeting adjourned at 7:04 p.m.

Mayor Pro Tem John Hanon read a series of donations recorded at the meeting: seven donations to the museum fund and one donation to the pool fund in memory of Sheron Rosman totaling $575; a $100 donation to the Ambulance Fund in memory of Chuck Dyer; and eight donations totaling $550 to the Ambulance Fund in memory of Jim Bostwick. The minutes present the amounts and memorial dedications as read aloud by the mayor pro tem.

Council was advised of the retirement of Shirley Goodlake; the minutes record the advisory but do not attach a retirement date or next steps. Council members Rich Jaeger and Shawn Phelps said they will work with public works to install new basketball poles and hoops; Shawn also said he would cut into pool decking with Public Works Foreman Eric Morris to better understand plumbing repair needs. Shawn Phelps moved to adjourn late in the meeting; Rich Jaeger seconded and the minutes record the meeting adjourned at 7:04 p.m.