Falls City Council to Meet Monday Evening
The Falls City, City Council is scheduled to discuss on first reading proposed changes to the fire regulation ordinance. Among the proposed changes are reducing the time allowed to burn trash from two days per week to just one day a week from 10 a-m until 2 p-m.
Council members will receive the 2011 Library report from Hope Schawang and a request for funding a city wide cleanup.
Brian Poppe and Kevin Malone will also meet with the Council to discuss improvements to the ball field at Grandview Park.
An executive session is scheduled to discuss land acquisition.
The meeting begins at 7 p-m at City Hall.
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