NORTH WEBSTER - Funds for a fiscal plan have been granted by the Indiana Department of Commerce.
The money allows for a study regarding the purchase of the North Webster Elementary School building when it is vacated by the Wawasee School Corporation in 2003.
R.P. Murphy & Associates, Larwill, will administer the planning grant and several public meetings are expected to be scheduled, according to Kay Andrews, president of the board.
MSKTD & Associates Inc., Fort Wayne, will prepare an engineering study of the property.
Street superintendent Marshall Minnick gave a work schedule for Crystal Flash Road.
He said the road would be reduced to one lane Tuesday for culvert installation. The road will be closed for a week beginning May 29 from Ind. 13 to Blair Road. Starting July 2 the road will be closed again, for about a month, from Ind. 13 to Hickory Street. A detour will be at CRs 675E to 600N.
The board approved a rezoning request by Robert and Nancy Brown, designating the land, located north of Crystal Flash Road, from agricultural to residential.
In other business the board:
Heard of Brian Scott's resignation from the street department.
Set the fixed asset threshold at $5,000.
Set the purchasing policy for supplies at $5,000.
Heard from park director Terry Pawlosky a park board meeting will be Wednesday at 4:15 p.m. Plans are to amend the park board's five-year plan to include a greenway/bike trail.
She said more picnic tables will be set on The Lakeview Restaurant deck and flowers will be planted at the park Friday.
Heard from town marshal Jerry Craig that a weed, garbage and abandoned vehicle violators will be cited the last week of May.
Craig reported eight adult arrests and four juvenile arrests in March. Officers worked a total of 508.25 hours and drove 2,843 miles.
Set the next meeting for June 13 at 7 p.m.
Town council members are Kay Andrews, Jeff Morgan and Ken Wagner.