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Green Mountain Falls moves forward with grant to renovate Gazebo Lake restrooms
Summary
Trustees approved proceeding with a 'Fishing Is Fun' grant application seeking $70,000 of $93,452 estimated cost to convert Gazebo Lake restrooms to a vault system; town in-kind labor and up to about $13,000 cash were proposed as local matches.
Mayor reported he submitted the 'Fishing Is Fun' grant application ahead of the Friday deadline for a $93,452 project to renovate Gazebo Lake restrooms, converting the existing system to a vault toilet and addressing electrical and water needs for year-round service. He told trustees he submitted the application without prior board approval because of the deadline but offered to withdraw it if the board objected.
The mayor outlined estimated town contributions: approximately $9,971 in public-works in-kind labor and up to $13,000 in cash (including electrical and plumbing estimates of about $7,500 each and a 20% contingency). "If the board does not concur with it, I can always just send an email and withdraw," the mayor said. Trustees voted to continue with the application and directed staff to pursue other funding opportunities if needed.
