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Administration reports handicap-parking request, audits set for April and Microsoft 365 license split
Summary
Administration reported a handicap application for 242 W Broadway citing two autistic children, audits for 2023–24 due April 1, a pending Liquid Fuels deposit, and an accepted proposal to split Microsoft 365 licensing costs with other parties at 55%.
Cindy Barley reported a handicap-parking application for 242 W Broadway where staff noted two children are autistic and therefore at higher risk of elopement; the minutes list the application for council review. Barley also reported that the 2023 and 2024 audits were scheduled to be completed on April 1, 2025, and that Liquid Fuels funds would be deposited soon.
Separately, Public Works and administration reported an agreement on splitting Microsoft 365 costs: John Krantz and Dennis Klinedinst accepted a proposal for the Borough to bear 55% of the license cost for their group. The minutes record that council accepted the proposal to split the invoice as noted.
