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Lengby council leases 500‑gallon propane tank with wireless sensor; asks Wild Rice Electric for streetlight map
Summary
Council approved leasing a 500‑gallon propane tank from Lake Country Cooperative for the Community Hall furnace, with a required wireless sensor for level monitoring. Council also asked Wild Rice Electric for a map showing the city's 33 streetlights and which are city‑paid versus privately paid.
Council voted to lease a 500‑gallon propane tank from Lake Country Cooperative for the new Community Hall furnace and required that a wireless sensor for tank level be installed. The motion (1st by Godtland; 2nd by Vasilakes) carried at the July 20 meeting.
Separately, council member Ben Walker reported he had mapped 33 streetlights in town and Mayor Paul Kahlbaugh said he would contact Wild Rice Electric to request a map indicating where streetlights are located and whether they are city‑paid or privately paid. No cost estimate or contract details for the streetlight mapping were recorded in the minutes.
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