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City council held first readings on proposed modifications to the city’s fence regulations in its meeting Tuesday. First readings were held for two ordinances that would see recently proposed updates to the city’s regulations regarding the construction of fences, and if approved would modify section 1147.04 of chapter 1147 part eleven, title three, section 1194.01 […]
City council’s residential committee suggested alterations to the city’s fence ordinance in its Jan. 25 meeting. Committee Chairman Evan Newman explained that Planning and Zoning Officer Chip Hank had contacted him recently with concerns from residents who had a dispute over property lines and wanted to build a fence. Newman explained that one resident had […]
The parks commission discussed pesticide applicator licensures in its January meeting. The commission initially received a request from Parks Laborer Kaiden Blair to test for his pesticide applicator license at a cost of $35 plus mileage in its December meeting but chose to table the request for further discussion in January. New Parks Director Jacob […]
SALEM — The parks commission discussed pesticide applicator licensures in its January meeting. The commission initially received a request from Parks Labore
SALEM— A ribbon cutting held Friday celebrated the completion of the city’s upgrades to the Burchfield Trace Alley. The upgrades cost roughly $75,000 and were paid with American Rescue Plan funds. They include new decorative archways, bistro lighting, directional lighting, and a sound system for music — intended to present “an inviting gateway from the […]