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Council hears routine department reports; discusses locked dumpster and storage shelving
Summary
Staff reported a slow month for animal control and grounds services; councilors discussed securing a locked dumpster, getting bids for pruning and creating shelving or a lockable storage area for records and community equipment.
Department heads reported routine activity and small workloads for animal control and grounds/building maintenance. Staff said the month had been slow and noted only one container required attention; councilors discussed options for a locked dumpster and the logistics and estimated costs of waste management and storage improvements.
Council members asked staff to solicit bids for pruning work (to address obstructing trees) and for a secure storage solution to protect building plans and long‑retention records. Members also discussed repurposing kitchen or shed space for lockable shelving to store community equipment such as a popcorn machine and cotton‑candy machine.
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