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Council hears about potential playground grant, Movie Night attendance and horseshoe tournament turnout

City Council of the City of Lindsay · August 13, 2024
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Summary

Mayor Scott Neu reported a possible grant to replace playground equipment; city staff also said about 120 people attended Movie Night on Aug. 10 (about 160 snow cones served) and Councilmember Glenn Block reported 36 teams at the Aug. 3 horseshoe tournament.

During the Aug. 13 meeting Mayor Scott Neu reported a potential grant to replace the current playground equipment at the city park and asked the council to note the opportunity. Mayor Neu also said about 120 people attended Movie Night on Saturday, Aug. 10, 2024, and that roughly 160 snow cones were served at that event.

Councilmember Glenn Block reported on the Horseshoe Tournament held Aug. 3, 2024, noting a turnout of 36 teams. These items were presented as information reports; no formal council action was recorded on the playground grant at the Aug. 13 meeting, and staff follow-up will be needed to pursue the grant application and any procurement tied to new equipment.