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Council hears report on ESB roof concern, thanks crews for pothole repairs
Summary
Council Member Bryan Loberg asked staff to inspect cracked metal roofing material related to the Emergency Services Building; City Administrator Carl Chalfant said he would inspect. Council Member Amy Anderson thanked employees for pothole repairs, and Mayor Carolyn Pinnick requested notice for a CES inspection of the ESB regarding proposed ambulance changes.
At the July 27 meeting Council Member Bryan Loberg raised a facilities concern, saying he had been sent "a picture of cracked metal roofing material on a trailer." City Administrator Carl Chalfant told the council he would go inspect the material at the Emergency Services Building (ESB). The minutes record Loberg's request and Chalfant's commitment to inspect but do not list a timeline for repairs or identify who is responsible for any correction.
Mayor Carolyn Pinnick also asked that she and Council Member Allison Kern be notified of the time "CES will look at the Emergency Services Building for the proposed ambulance changes." The minutes do not expand the "CES" acronym or identify the inspecting party further. Separately, Council Member Amy Anderson "thanked employees for working on filling potholes," an acknowledgement of recent public-works activity recorded in the minutes. No formal motions or funding decisions related to these reports were recorded.
