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Council selects Bluetooth gate access system for compost site
Summary
After a staff presentation on two options, the Maple Lake City Council voted 3-0 to proceed with a Bluetooth gate access system at the municipal compost site, directing staff to implement the chosen system.
Public Works Director Andrew Johnson presented two system options to control access at the city compost site and outlined differences between them. After council discussion, Mayor Lynn Kissock moved that the city move forward with the Bluetooth gate access system; Councilor Natt Bougie seconded and the motion passed 3-0.
The council's vote authorizes staff to proceed with procurement and installation of the selected Bluetooth-based gate control. The minutes do not record purchase price, vendor name, or an implementation timeline; follow-up with Public Works is required for procurement details.
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