City of Edgerton

The meeting included reports from city administration, sewer, water, parks, streets, public works, police, and emergency management. Discussions covered amending weeds and trash violations, annexing a certain adjacent into the city of Edgerton, a Platte County Park grant, a chicken permit, amending utility right away permit, and a raise request for Alex Ball.

The meeting included reports from the City Admin, Sewer, Water, Parks, Streets, Public Works, and Emergency Management departments. The board discussed a presentation from Kompan regarding partnership grants for playgrounds, walking trails, and shelter houses. A citizen raised concerns about rain runoff, and the board discussed potential solutions. The need for front-end work on the plow truck was also addressed, and a date was set for a water rate meeting.

The meeting addressed several topics including past due letters, spring cleanup, and grant money from the police grant. The board discussed sewer and water samples, irrigation, motor swap on the generator, mowing, electrical bids, boy scout projects, pothole filling, dig rites, scrap metal sales, and mower maintenance. A property matter on Clark Ave was postponed, and resolutions for annexation of Ballpark Rd were discussed. An ordinance amending the street ordinance was addressed. The board approved a chicken permit.

The meeting addressed several key areas, including city administration updates on past due letters, ARPA reporting, workman's compensation audit, and the police grant reimbursement. Sewer and water samples were taken, and the water tower was cleaned. Parks mowing and electrical bids were discussed, and street potholes were filled. Public Works reported on dig rites and field tiling. The police department discussed radio communication systems, anti-terrorism meetings, and training related to the 2026 world cup, as well as new reporting requirements related to illegal immigration. The board discussed options for cleaning up a property on Clark Ave and the Villa's lift station issues. A chicken permit was approved, and the board decided to keep the meeting time at 5:00 p.m. until July. They also discussed the sale of a camper and the first and second readings of ordinance 18-52, adopting a new code of ordinances, were accepted.

The meeting addressed several topics, including past due letters, water software bugs, and spring cleanup arrangements. Sewer samples were taken, sewer lines were snaked, and lift stations were serviced. Water samples were taken, water meters were read, and a fire hydrant was replaced. Park bathrooms were opened, and a solar light was ordered. Streets were plowed, and potholes were filled. The police issued traffic warnings and attended training. The budget was amended for a donation to the Boy Scouts. Issues with the Villa's lift station were discussed, and the matter was tabled. The city received a park grant. A property owner requested annexation into the city. Concerns were raised about parking on Perrin, and the attorney will address this. An alderman was added to the accounts as a bank signer. The cost of electrical work for irrigation was discussed and tabled for further information.