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Madelia workshop: golf-course irrigation, campground and Main Street updates
Summary
Council members reported progress and short delays on the golf-course irrigation and landscaping, campground electrical issues caused by overloaded RVs, near-complete HVAC work at the lift station, and curb-and-gutter and paving plans on Main Street linked to a grocery-store entrance project.
Councilors and staff reviewed several public-works projects: landscaping and irrigation at the golf course were delayed by wet conditions but crews will return to finish work; an aeration tool remains unavailable pending vendor review; and the hospital tournament is scheduled at the course.
A council member said there was a suspected breaker problem at the campground that turned out to be appliance overloading in a camper (multiple air conditioners, fridge and other devices on a 50-amp service). The lift-station HVAC is nearly complete — "99%" — with only minor tweaks remaining. Main Street curb-and-gutter work is reported up through portions of 2nd Street and related paving work may tie into a grocery-store second-entrance project; councilors discussed timing so the entrance could be opened amid broader paving operations.
No formal votes or budget approvals were taken at the workshop; staff will continue coordination with contractors and report back on equipment procurement for golf-course aeration and timing for paving connected to the grocery-store access.
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