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Anamosa council denies sign relocation, approves park purchases and pay requests
Summary
The council denied a request to relocate a sign at 1000 East 3rd Street and directed staff to notify the owner to trim a tree; it also approved $83,800 for Wapsi-Anna Park playground equipment, $6,219.87 for lifeguard chairs, and consent pay requests totaling $62,768.25.
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The Anamosa City Council voted June 23 to deny a property owner's request to move a sign located at 1000 East 3rd Street. The motion, moved by Rich Crump and seconded by Dan Smith, also directed staff to send the property owner a letter in September and give them 30 days to trim the tree associated with the sign issue.
Separately, the council approved Parks and Recreation purchases: $83,800.00 for playground equipment at Wapsi-Anna Park and $6,219.87 to replace lifeguard chairs at the Anamosa Aqua Court. Both motions carried on roll call. The council also approved Consent Agenda pay requests totaling $62,768.25.
These items were part of routine operational and capital spending approvals recorded in the meeting minutes; no public comment was made on these matters during the meeting.
