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Resident asks for stop sign; board hears about feral cat program and live-streaming requests
Summary
During the moved public comment period a resident asked for a stop sign on Cass Street. The board also heard details about a Capital Humane Society trap program ($50 per cat) and multiple requests to live-stream meetings; no formal actions were taken.
After the board voted to move Open Public Comment up on the agenda, resident Terry Stovell asked the trustees to place a stop sign on Cass Street to slow traffic; the board directed staff to add the request to the next agenda for consideration. No vote on traffic control was recorded at the meeting.
The clerk reported the Capital Humane Society offers a trap-spray-release program at an estimated cost of $50 per cat; the village would need to purchase traps and handle transport. Separately, several people requested that the village begin live-streaming meetings. Trustees discussed the live-streaming idea and a social media policy committee (Hobelman and Fangmeier) said they are working on a plan; no formal policy or equipment purchases were approved on March 3.
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