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Councilor urges interim watering for cemetery; students contributing QR-code stories
Summary
Katie Carter said cemetery grass must be watered before a new water system is completed and reported her class is creating stories for a town QR-code history project; she also reviewed recent Cinco de Mayo event logistics.
Councilor Katie Carter told the council that "the cemetery grass must be watered before the new water system is completed," signaling a short-term maintenance need until infrastructure is in place. Carter also said her class is writing stories that will be included in the town's QR-code project to share local history.
Carter reviewed the recent Cinco de Mayo party and suggested the council consider moving next year's date to July 4 or Memorial Day for better attendance; she also noted sound system improvements would help future events. The minutes did not specify who will fund interim watering or how the QR-code project will be hosted or maintained.
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