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Friday, May 29, 2026
Consent Calendar Approved, Including Mutual Aid and Auditorium Renovations
The consent calendar, which included several items, was approved. These items included mutual aid agreements for police communications with Wood County and the City of Princeton, support for a rail infrastructure grant application, renovations for the Greenville Municipal Auditorium restrooms, and approval of recent meeting minutes. [cite: 34, 35]
Skate Park Enhancements Funded by Parkland Dedication Funds
Approximately $280,000 in parkland dedication funds will be used for enhancements to the city skate park near the Sports Park project. These funds are generated from development projects and are exclusively designated for park-related improvements, not tax dollars. [cite: 30, 31, 32]
City Council Approves $6.1 Million Purchase for Water Infrastructure Projects
The City Council approved the purchase of pipe materials for significant water infrastructure projects. These include the Ridgecrest line (from Wellington Street to Highway 66), the Highway 66 line (from Ridgecrest Road to the creek), and the new water treatment plant's transmission pipe. The total cost is approximately $6.1 million, funded by 2024 bond sales, industrial park project surplus, and earlier bond sales. Purchasing now secures materials at an estimated discount of $800,000, mitigating potential cost increases due to rising material prices. [cite: 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29]
No Action Taken on Police Taser Equipment and Training Update
The City Council did not take action on an item concerning Taser equipment and training for the police department. Consequently, the city will continue with its current agreement without implementing any proposed changes at this time. [cite: 7, 8, 9, 10]
Easement Approved for Waterline Improvement Project
Following an executive session, the City Council approved the purchase of an easement from Astoria Homes for approximately $1,500. This easement is intended to support one of the city's ongoing waterline improvement projects. [cite: 36, 37]
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