Jeff Barratt

The board discussed a request from the City Council regarding the potential alteration of hole number three on the golf course. The board members voted unanimously to maintain the hole in its original design and recommended that the matter be further explored in a future meeting.

The City Council meeting involved an amendment to the agenda to move an item from the Consent Agenda to Unfinished Business.

The board elected new officers, including the President, Vice President, and Secretary. Key discussions included a recap of the Celebrate Neosho event, focusing on feedback regarding food vendors, activities, and potential improvements like hospitality tents and shading. The board processed several Hotel Motel Fund requests, approving funding for Crowder College, the Neosho Arts Council, and a Disc Golf Tournament. Planning for the upcoming Fall Festival was also addressed, covering logistics for vendor booths, electrical power, music arrangements, various activities such as car shows and children's games, and promotional strategies through social media and local outlets.

The commission discussed and subsequently approved the installation of a raised crosswalk in the alley adjacent to Canopy Church to ensure the safety of youth crossing the area.

The City Council meeting addressed visitor feedback regarding residential fencing code requirements. Additionally, the City Manager presented a recommendation to reject all submitted bids for the auditorium insulation and ductwork project.