The 400 block of Broadway officially opened for traffic on Tuesday Night. The repairs included curbs, colored concrete, waterline installation, and electrical wiring for streetlights. On Monday Marysville City Council approved the purchase and installation of three streetlights. Marysville City Administrator Rick Shane said the final cost of the project is not yet known. Off street parking was also added ... Read More »
MARYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL MET WEDNESDAY, AND APPROVED ISSUING $850,000 IN FOUR YEAR BONDS FOR THE SEVENTH STREET RAILBED REHABILITATION PROJECT. ADDITIONAL FUNDING OF $300,000 IN A GRANT FROM K DOT IS TO BE RECEIVED. JUST ONE BID WAS RECEIVED FOR DEMOLITION OF SIMMONS AUDITORIUM IN THE MARYSVILLE CITY PARK. THE BID FOR $49,850, INCLUDED ASBESTOS CONTAINMENT AT $18,850. THE COUNCIL ... Read More »
It appears the SRS Service Center in Marysville will remain open. KNDY spoke with Mayor Bill Phillipi on Thursday evening. The Mayor said that City Attorney John McNeish and he spoke by phone with a SRS ‘s representative. He said an agreement was drafted that will allow the Marysville SRS Office to remain open through September 2013. Marysville will provide ... Read More »
In related news, during the round table discussion at the Marysville City Council Meeting on Monday a question was asked about the effort to keep the Marysville SRS Service Center open. County commissioner Bob Connell, who was in the audience, spoke in response to a question. According to Connell SRS had not approached the county commissioners. He said Marysville Mayor ... Read More »
The funding of the SRS office in Marysville was the topic of a special Marysville city council meeting Tuesday evening. The Marysville City Council approved a memorandum of understanding that proposes funding the SRS office through 2013. According to Marysville Mayor Bill Phillipi it will cost $48,253.98 a year to keep the Marysville SRS office open. The Marysville City Council ... Read More »
The Marysville City Council will continue the process to make major renovations. Library Board President Amy Heiman said the project would include major changes to the interior of the building. According to Heimen the cost of the proposed renovations is $276,489. She said the library has approximately $150,000 in capital outlay funds. She said the library may apply for U.S. ... Read More »
The Marysville City Council met on Monday evening. A discussion did take place concerning the proposed industrial park for the area near the airport in Marysville. The council tabled all discussion on the industrial park until September. The council approved paying Olsen Associates 26,900 dollars for the engineering portion of the old water tower renovations. The council did approve up ... Read More »
The Marysville City pool will close on August 31st. The pool manager informed the Marysville City Council on Monday that the pool will change the hours of operation when school starts which is scheduled for August 18th. The hours will then be 4 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and the pool will also be open on Saturdays. The council ... Read More »
Marysville City Council met Monday. Ongoing discussion regarding location, platting, and plans for a light industrial park adjacent to the Marysville Airport continued. Representatives of the cemetery board brought forward questions regarding boundaries. The issue was tabled, and forwarded for consideration by that board and the Planning Commission. City officials have met with engineers on the Seventh Street corridor improvements. ... Read More »
On Monday Marysville City Council approved a change in the use of fireworks within city limits. The council approved extending the hours that fireworks can legally be set off on Saturday, Sunday and Monday to Midnight. Read More »
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