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Third Lake mayor proposes $6,000 sprinkler and park additions; open house set for Oct. 27
Summary
Mayor Butch Buckley proposed adding a sprinkler system to the village park with a planning reference quote of $6,000, discussed interest in a gazebo and fishing pier, reported a dead tree removal quote of $800, and announced an open house for Oct. 27, 2024, 1:00–4:00 p.m.
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Mayor Butch Buckley presented a set of public‑works proposals for budgeting and public input. He said a sprinkler system for the park has a planning reference quote of $6,000 and that residents have expressed interest in adding a gazebo and a fishing pier; Buckley asked the board for ideas and help as the project is planned for next year's budget. He also reported a dead tree on New Road needs removal at an estimated cost of $800 and that the village is working with MCHOA landscaping and landscape architects to improve grounds around Village Hall and the parking lot.
Buckley announced an open house for Oct. 27, 2024, 1:00–4:00 p.m., to showcase the improved Village Hall, Public Works garage, equipment and the new park, with light snacks to be purchased from local restaurants. He also said he will draft a vehicle ordinance governing non‑highway vehicles as more residents have asked to use them in subdivisions.
