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Operations director reports on Uniti Fiber locates, lagoon test project and splash pad donor change
Summary
Operations Director Doug Hembry told the council the Uniti Fiber project requires city utility locates to be marked in sections, that Triple Point Lagoon test project items have been delivered and will begin soon, and that the splash pad project is on hold as the donor considers another community.
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Doug Hembry, Milo's operations director, updated the council on ongoing city infrastructure projects.
Hembry said the Uniti Fiber project requires the city to mark all city utility locates; his crew is completing that work in sections. He added that items for the Triple Point Lagoon test project have been delivered and that the project will start soon. Mayor Hall reported the splash pad project is on hold because the donor is looking at a different community.
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