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Committee discusses water-tower decorations and safety concerns
Summary
Members discussed placing decorative items on the water tower, noted sun-bleached and cracked surfaces and ladder/landing safety limits, and asked staff to explore pricing and safe installation methods before proceeding.
Committee member (Speaker 3) raised the idea of putting decorative sand or blow-mold items on the water tower, saying the tower panels are sun-bleached and cracked and could use cosmetic work. "If we're gonna put the sand on the water tower, we need to do sand because they're all sun bleached out and cracked," the committee member said.
Staff and others noted safety constraints: there is a ladder to the top and a platform/landing but no intermediate landings as required by some safety rules, so work would likely require harnesses and fall protection. A staff member (Speaker 5) explained there is a platform up top but clarified that technically landings are required and that a harness and qualified installer should be used. Committee members agreed to explore pricing and to consult the person who oversees the tower before moving forward.
They also discussed the practical size and cost of blow-mold decorations (historical purchases were donated or bought for small sums) and agreed volunteers and staff could coordinate installation if proper safety equipment and quotes are in place.
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