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Mayor's Report - City of Columbia November highlights Columbia Mayor Pam Hoots shares a list of activities from the prior month at each Council meeting. At Monday night's December meeting, she provided the following list of projects working and/or completed for the month of November, 2019. Click 'read more' for the Mayor's highlights. November 2019 Report By Mayor Pamela Hoots All regulators and relief valves have been tested by the gas department. Eddie Brown has been in, in reference to the Green Hills Subdivision/Highway East 80 gas extension. In process of preparing encroachment permits and a couple of easements for the project. Gas request on North Highway 55 completed. Four more requests for gas pending. Leak survey completed during month. We have met with Vanguard Company in reference to mapping. Will be done in conjunction with leak survey of next year. Couple of locations will be done before then. Some small leaks on meters only have been repaired (found in 2018 and earlier in 2019). Several loads of brush picked up. Christmas decorations put up during the month. Additions to previous decorations. Thanks to our decorating committee. Several street lights turned in for repair. Fence completed at the fairgrounds. Some lighting completed at fairgrounds city park. Working on vents cleaning at city hall. Changed filters in air-conditioner. Playground equipment completed installation at fairgrounds and groundwork completed. Rack built for city wreathes. Replaced panels in city hall. Had 2nd Truck It Up event. Approximately 20 street lights turned in to both Kentucky Utilities and RECC. Some ditchlines and tiles worked on during the month. Salt ordered in preparation for inclement weather. Appreciate Lewis Transport for allowing the city to be a part of their presentation in recognition of Pam Scott. Bench placed in front. We have begun the distribution of bags of supplies to the elderly. Third ramp being built; and, volunteers in place to build the fourth. Annual coat drive for children in process. Having a PAW drive for the animal shelter and Sugarfoot Farm Rescue. This story was posted on 2019-12-03 09:00:57
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