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Mesick Council Approves $16,720 Colored-Concrete Flower-Bed Project
Summary
The council approved filling village flower beds with colored concrete and removable beds at a recorded cost of $16,720 plus a $1,000 mini-excavator rental to remove mulch. The motion passed unanimously.
The Mesick Village Council approved a plan to fill public flower beds with colored concrete and to use removable flower-bed units, with a recorded project cost of $16,720 and an additional $1,000 estimated for mini-excavator rental to remove mulch.
Council member Mike Able moved to accept the proposal; Kelly Pearson seconded the motion, which the minutes record as carried "All in favor." The minutes record the specific costs: "$16,720 plus $1,000 mini excavator rental to remove mulch, etc." These figures are taken verbatim from the meeting record.
The minutes do not detail a contractor by name for the concrete work or a project timeline beyond the approval. The council did not record conditions such as warranty, maintenance responsibilities, or financing source in the minutes; those details were not specified.
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