A visit from Congressman Cook and expenditures of a half-million dollars plus are on the agenda of the Twentynine Palms City Council meeting. Reporter Dan Stork has details…
The August 26 meeting of the Twentynine Palms City Council will start with two presentations: one by the Fuller Center for Housing, and the other a federal update by U.S. Representative Paul Cook. The discussion items on the agenda include approvals of:
• bids totaling a quarter-million dollars for the lights at Knott Sky Park;
• a request by the Public Arts Advisory Committee to paint four traffic signal boxes along Adobe Road;
• a $25,000 allocation and a collaboration agreement with the Marine Base and the Chamber of Commerce for “Twentynine Palms Salutes Those Who Have Served” events during Pioneer Days in 2015;
• and an agreement to collaborate with the Chamber of Commerce in hosting a lunch stop for the Great Race in June, 2015.
On the consent agenda are approvals of expenditures totaling about another quarter-million dollars for Visitor Center operations, trucks, road maintenance equipment, and traffic signal design. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at City Hall on Adobe Road.
TWENTYNINE PALMS CITY COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT, CONGRESSMAN COOK TO REPORT
