Roadblocks, park use and parades were several of the items on the agenda before this month’s meeting of the Woodbury Mayor and Board of Alderman.
A public hearing regarding the proposed ordinance number 511 was held. The ordinance amends Woodbury Ordinance number 449. The changes relate to permits on soliciting money by the use of roadblocks in the city. Citing safety concerns, future roadblocks will only be approved with fewer days and hours. No one spoke in favor of or in objection to the revised ordinance. The board approved the ordinance.
Deborah Leach addressed the board on behalf of the Cannon County Senior Center. The center conducts the annual Good Ole Days festival. Leach requested a parade permit and use of Dillon Park for Good Ole Days in May. The board approved the request.
Public Works Director Shane Gannon informed the board that currently, clients of the Woodbury Water District have the ability of acquiring sewage service without a requirement to be a water client of the district. After some discussion by board members, the board approved revision of the requirement. A public hearing will be held on the matter at the April meeting of the Mayor and Board of Alderman.
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 7th at 7:00pm.