June 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in regular session on June 2, 2025 at 7:00 PM.

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Roberson and Croell

Council members absent:  

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake, John Cuvelier, Cathy Humpal, Shane Fountain and Frank Wison

Motion made by King to approve the agenda.  Second by Scheidel.

             All Ayes.  Motion passed.

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the previous minutes and approval of current bills.

Second by Croell    

            All Ayes.  Motion passed.

VESTISRUGS415.29
BODENSTEINER IMPLEMENT CO 131.13
JENDROGARBAGE CONTRACT4,168.92
POLLARD PEST CONTROL CO.PEST65
STANTON ELECTRICSTREET LIGHTS421.6
UPS 111.49
TEST AMERICA 411.14
EFTPSFED/FICA TAX1,752.36
IPERSIPERS1,326.10
BLACK HILLS ENERGYGAS UTILITY219.77
MIENERGYELECTRICITY18,474.11
IOWA FINANCE AUTHORITY 51,023.75
CASHSUNSHADE BLVD176.34
FIVE STAR COOP 104.95
HAWKINSAZONE520.91
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNEORDINANCE 2025-2492.07
ANDERSONREVIEW WELL PORTECTION ORDINAN96
MARK KRIENERSOFTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL TILL325
GARY CUVELIERAPR-MAY MOW 2025820
BMC AGGREGATES LCROADSTONE273.24
HAWKEY INTERCONNECT 40.75
CLEMENS-MR LAWNPARKS2,068.00
DSGYELLOW PAINT189.34
IOWA DEPT OF REVENUESALES TAX APRIL 20251,343.36
PAYROLL CHECKSTOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS6,650.00
 CLAIMS TOTAL91,620.62REVENUE
 GENERAL FUND9,266.448085.53
 SANITATION FUND4,168.923148.24
 ROAD USE TAX FUND838.23843.84
 WATER FUND2,782.209459.23
 WATER SINKING FUND17,950.001658.37
 SEWER FUND2,755.207717.42
 SEWER SINKING FUND33,073.753085
 ELECTRIC FUND20,785.9128728.15

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IPERSIPERS305.65
INGRAMBOOKS77.29
BIBLIONIX2025 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION800
HAWKEYE INTERCONNECT 31.23
PAYROLL CHECKSTOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS1,577.71
 CLAIMS TOTAL2,791.88
 GENERAL FUND2,791.88

John Cuvelier with Insurance Associates gave the city dollar amounts to increase the policy umbrella from 1 million at $1566 to either 2 million umbrella for an increase of $1300 or 3 million umbrella for an increase of $2748.  Motion made by Croell to increase the policy umbrella to 2 million.  Second by Roberson. 

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Mr. Cuvelier also informed the council he added the 2024 Kawasaki side by side to the insurance policy. 

The council discussed storm sewer bids.  The city only received one bid from Blazek Corporation.  Blazek is proposing to replace 1000ft of storm sewer with new 12in plastic duel wall pipe that will be bedded in rock accordance with Iowa SUDAS Standards.  They will be crossing 3 streets (Brush St, Lincoln St, and Center St) and one driveway.  The estimate includes new storm sewer furnished and installed, the road ways and driveways repaired and the job complete for a total estimate of $56,000.00.  An additional quote to replace the Ridgeway Blvd Culvert for $34,000.00 was also presented.  Motion made by Croell to accept the Blazek Corporation’s bid.  Second by King.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays: None

Motion passed

Cathy Humpal informed the council Nancy Babcock will be the library new trustee to replace Jane Lynch’s term.  Motion made by Croell to appoint Nancy Babcock as the new library trustee. Second by Scheidel.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Motion made by Scheidel to open public hearing for the Iowa State Revolving Fund Environmental Information at 7:10pm.  Second by Croell.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

No citizens attended the public hearing.

Motion made by Roberson to close public hearing.  Second by King.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Motion made by Croell to accept the Iowa State Revolving Fund Environmental Information Document.  Second by Roberson.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Karen was reviewing the city ordinance regarding golf carts.  She was told you need headlights to have a golf card in town.  The city Ordinances requires a valid driver’s license, flag, and slow moving vehicle sign attached to golf cart. 

Paul Rosenbaum will have is utility rates set to commercial rates, not residential rates.

Motion made by Scheidel to approve Cigarette permit for Bucky’s.  Second by Roberson.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed

Mark informed the council that Kurt Croell bought the property at 201 N Benz St.  Mark also informed the council regarding property located at 307 N Brush St.  He spoke to the owners and he said he is waiting on insurance and then will be sold to someone who would like to build new. 

Lathan Schaufenbuel informed Jay he would like to park his semi-truck on his property located at 205 N Benz.  This is a non-truck route.  Jay informed him he cannot park on a non-truck route.  The council discussed and did not want to start allowing this. 

Motion made by Roberson to open public hearing for Budget Amendment approval at 7:20pm.  Second by Scheidel. 

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

The council reviewed the budget amendment for FY24-25 to increase the general government by $4.000. 

Motion made by Croell to close public hearing.  Second by King.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Motion made by Roberson to accept the FY24-25 Budget Amendment with Resolution #06022025.  Second by Scheidel

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed. 

Motion made by Roberson to accept Resolution NO. 2025-06022025 to transfer funds from LOST fund to general fund.  Second by Scheidel.

            Ayes:  Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed

Motion made by Scheidel to approve Building permits for Clyde Throndson Jr. and Shari Iverson.  Second by Croell.

            Ayes: Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays: None

Motion passed.

Motion made by Roberson to accept the Irish Fest parade route.  Second by King.

            Ayes: Scheidel, King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Suzette informed the council for Election 2025, Mayor Mark Mueterthies and council seats Kurt Croell and Cole Roberson are up for re-election.  She handed them the paperwork for reelection. 

Next meeting will be July 7, 2025 at 7:00pm

Motion made by King to adjourn at 7:30pm.  Second by Croell.

            Ayes:  King, Wilson, Roberson, Scheidel and Croell

            Nays:  None

            Motion passed.

Suzette Byrne, City Clerk      

ACCEPTING BIDS FOR STORM SEWER REPAIR AND CULVERT REPAIR

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

THE CITY OF LAWLER IS NOW ACCEPTING BIDS FOR STORM SEWER REPAIR AND CULVERT REPAIR.  BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL 7:00 PM, JUNE 2, 2025 AT WHICH TIME BIDS WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED.

THIS BID SHALL INCLUDE A QUOTE FOR A NEW STORM SEWER FURNISHED AND INSTALLED, THE ROAD AND DRIVEWAYS REPAIRED AND THE JOB COMPLETE. ALSO, QUOTE TO REPLACE A STREET CULVERT AND REPAIR CONCRETE STREET.

YOUR SEALED BID MAY BE DELIVERED TO THE CITY CLERKS OFFICE ON OF BEFORE JUNE 2, 2025 AT 7:00 PM OR YOU MAY BRING YOUR BID TO THE MEETING AT THAT TIME.  THE CITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE OR REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS, TO WAIVE TECHNICALITIES, OR TO RE-ADVERTISE FOR BIDS, IF THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY WILL BE SERVED THEREBY.  FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT JAY UHLENHAKE AT (563) 238-3614.

May 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in regular session on May 5, 2025 at 7:00 PM.

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

Council members present:  King, Wilson, Roberson and Croell

Council members absent:   Scheidel

Others present:  Isiah Corbin, Wyatt Blazek, Tom Berst and Frank Wilson

Motion made by Kin to approve the agenda.  Second by Roberson.

             All Ayes.  Motion passed.

Motion made by Croell to approve the previous minutes with the change of Mayor pro- tem Dale King presided to Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided and approval of current bills.

Second by Roberson.    

            All Ayes.  Motion passed.

VESTISRUGS276.86
JENDROGARBAGE CONTRACT3,365.71
STANTON ELECTRICREPLACE POLES2,927.47
UPS 216.45
TEST AMERICADRINKING WATER161.57
EFTPSFED/FICA TAX1,765.97
IPERSIPERS1,335.55
BLACK HILLS ENERGYGAS UTILITY311.3
MIENERGYELECTRICITY22,729.94
TEAM LAB 2,058.50
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNEFY25-26 PUBLIC HEARING BUDGET298.35
IWD1ST QTR 202525.07
MUNICIPAL SUPPLY INCMETER – CROELL72.92
CHRIS LAUERCUT 4 TREES BLVD6,325.00
DENNIS UNGS 50
GARY CUVELIERSNOW REMOVAL110
VISA – J UHLENHAKEGAS105.48
VISA – S BYRNETECHNOLOGY86.59
BEST SERVICESWELL HOUSE GENERATOR428
HAWKEY INTERCONNECT 58.79
IOWA DEPT OF REVENUESALES TAX MAR 20251,238.37
DEPOSIT REFUNDSREFUND DATE 05/06/2025185.77
PAYROLL CHECKSTOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS6,695.64
 CLAIMS TOTAL50,829.30REVENUE
 GENERAL FUND10,985.9345572.34
 SANITATION FUND3,365.713085.67
 ROAD USE TAX FUND948.23994.53
 WATER FUND2,769.1717676.86
 SEWER FUND4,588.366883.34
 ELECTRIC FUND27,986.1625728.74
 DEPOSITS – ELECTRIC FUND185.77194.13

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IPERSIPERS303.09
CATHY HUMPAL 22.4
INGRAMBOOKS174.92
CALMAR COURIER 55
FAMILY HANDYMAN 26.75
HAWKEYE INTERCONNECT 31.32
TRADITIONAL HOME 25
MID-AMERICA BOOK 95.8
GARDEN GATE 22.99
PAYROLL CHECKSTOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS1,509.04
 CLAIMS TOTAL2,266.31
 GENERAL FUND2,266.31

Isiah Corbin with the CDBG grant explained to the council Resolution No. 05062025-1-6 to be approved for the release the CDBG grant for the Water Well Project.  Motion made by Roberson to pass Resolutions NO. 05062025-1-6.  Second by Croell. 

            Ayes:  Roberson, Croell, King and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent:  Scheidel

Motion passed.

Motion made by King to approve liquor license for the Brite Spot.  Second by Croell.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

Motion made by Roberson to approve liquor license for Bucky’s. Second by Wilson.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

Motion made by Wilson to approve liquor license for Irish Fest. Second by Roberson.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

Motion made by King to set Public Hearing for Iowa State Revolving Fund Environmental Information Document on June 2, 2025 at 7:10pm.   Second by Roberson.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed

Motion made by King to pass Ordinance No. 2025-2 WELL PROTECTION.  Second by Roberson.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

Suzette explained to the council a budget amendment for FY24-25 is needed for the General Government Fund.   Motion made by Roberson to set Public Hearing for Budget Amendment June 2, 2025 at 7:20pm.  Second by King.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

Motion made by Croell to send letters to the list of property owners presented with nuisances.  Second by Roberson.

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

Mark went over the Chickasaw County EMS EOY report.  He said Nashua would like to be part  of the Chickasaw County EMS.  Mark will talk with Joel Knutson about Nashua paying their share of cost like the other cities in Chickasaw County has. 

Motion made by Croell to allow Wyatt Blazek chickens.  Second by King. 

            Ayes:  King, Croell, Roberson and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: Scheidel

Motion passed.

The city will be taking bids for replacing the storm sewer drain furnished and installed and replace a street culvert. 

Next meeting will be June 2, 2025 at 7:00pm

Motion made by King to adjourn at 7:55pm.  Second by Croell.

            Ayes:  King, Wilson, Roberson and Croell

            Nays:  None

            Motion passed.

Suzette Byrne, City Clerk      

Lawler City Council Special Session Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in special session on April 28, 2025 at 7:00 PM.

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

Council members present:  Scheidel, Wilson, Croell, and Roberson

Council member absent:  King

Others present:  None

Motion made by Croell to approve the Agenda

Second by Scheidel   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

Motion made by Wilson to open public hearing on Budget FY 25-26.

Second by Roberson

            Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, Croell, and Wilson

            Nays: None

            Absent: King

Motion passed.

Suzette informed the council no questions or comments were received at city hall.   The council reviewed the Budget FY25-26 for approval. 

Motion made by Croell to close public hearing.  Second by Roberson,

            Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, Croell, and Wilson

            Nays: None

            Absent: King

Motion passed.

Motion made by Scheidel to approve Budget Resolution #2025-04282025 to approve the Budget FY25-26.  Second by Croell

            Ayes:  Scheidel, Roberson, Croell and Wilson

            Nays: None

            Absent: King

Motion passed.

Motion made by Croell to adjourn at 7:06pm.  Second by Scheidel

            Ayes:  Scheidel, Roberson, Croell, and Wilson

            Nays:  None

            Absent: King

Motion passed.

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk      

Spring Clean Up – TV’s, Computer Monitors & Microwaves

SPRING CLEAN UP

** CITY OF LAWLER RESIDENTS ONLY!! **

TV’s – COMPUTER MONITORS – MICROWAVES

All televisions, computer monitors and microwaves will be picked up on May 9th.  There will be a $20.00 charge for each of these items.  All items must be paid for at City Hall by May 2, 2025 to be picked up on the May 9th. 

ANY QUESTIONS CALL CITY  HALL

The Lawler City Council met in Special Meeting

The Lawler City Council met in special session on April 7, 2025 at 7:00 PM.

 

Mayor Mark Mueterthies presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Croell and Roberson

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the Agenda

Second by Croell.   All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by King to open public hearing on Proposed Property Taxation for Fiscal Year July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026. Second by Scheidel,

Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, King, Croell and Wilson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Suzette informed the council no questions or comments were received at city hall.   No questions or comments were made during public hearing.

 

Motion made by King to close public hearing.  Second by Scheidel

Ayes: Scheidel, Roberson, King, Croell and Wilson

Nayes: None

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Croell to adjourn at 7:15pm.  Second by Scheidel

Ayes:  Scheidel, Roberson, King, Croell and Wilson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

 

 

Suzette Byrne

City Clerk

April 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes

The Lawler City Council met in regular session on April 7, 2025 at 7:20 PM.

 

Mayor pro-tem Dale King presided.

 

Council members present:  Scheidel, King, Wilson, Roberson and Croell

Council members absent:   None

 

Others present:  Jay Uhlenhake

 

Motion made by Croell to approve the agenda.  Second by King.

All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve the previous minutes and approval of current bills.

Second by Croell.

All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

VESTIS RUGS 415.29
JENDRO GARBAGE CONTRACT 3,371.90
STANTON ELECTRIC OUTAGE 3/16/2025 1,950.60
UPS 90
TEST AMERICA 339
EFTPS FED/FICA TAX 1,732.20
IPERS IPERS 1,313.25
STATE WITHHOLDING STATE TAXES 424.83
BLACK HILLS ENERGY GAS UTILITY 416.5
MIENERGY ELECTRICITY 21,639.74
CASH 19.37
FIVE STAR COOP LP GAS 83.75
HAWKINS AZONE 1,092.08
TEAM LAB TERMINATOR II WEED KILLER 1,519.50
NEW HAMPTON TRIBUNE PH AMENDMENT 2025 429.8
WELLMARK BLUE CROSS 5,713.95
LAWLER PUBLIC LIBRARY 3RD QTR FY 24-25 3,750.00
ULINE TOWEL FOR PARKS 185.8
MIC’S PLUMBING & HEATING WOMENS EXHAUST FAN 1,006.71
ANDERSON MUNICIPAL INFRACTION 284
IWD 4TH QTR 2024 38.24
IOWA UTILITIES BOARD 1ST QTR ASSESSMENT 1,133.08
INSURANCE ASSOCIATES 04/01/2025-04/01/2026 41,238.29
STATE HYGIENIC LAB 21
VISA – J UHLENHAKE 523.87
VISA – S BYRNE 73.18
HAWKEY INTERCONNECT Mar-25 85.94
IOWA DEPT OF REVENUE FEBRUARY SALES TAX 2025 1,557.05
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 6,590.29
CLAIMS TOTAL 97,039.21 REVENUE
GENERAL FUND 26,104.06 2787.97
SANITATION FUND 3,371.90 3147.01
ROAD USE TAX FUND 6,745.98 3100.95
WATER FUND 11,490.33 11557.46
SEWER FUND 15,440.16 10806.9
ELECTRIC FUND 33,886.78 37701.63

 

 

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EFTPS FED/FICA TAX 1,332.97
IPERS IPERS 308.2
STATE WITHHOLDING STATE TAXES 120.1
IOWA HISTORY JOURNAL RENEWAL 19.95
INGRAM BOOKS 148.4
REAL SIMPLE 2025 RENEW 24
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 2025 RENEW 21.37
HAWKEYE INTERCONNECT 62.24
PIONEER WOMAN 2025 RENEW 19.97
PAYROLL CHECKS TOTAL PAYROLL CHECKS 1,617.82
CLAIMS TOTAL 3,675.02
GENERAL FUND 3,675.02

 

Mark explained to council bid from LifeTime Construction Company for city hall repairs.  Mark explained 2 options to choose from.  Option 1 included steel & Tyvek and LifeTime labor for $9,062.65.  Option 2 included foam bed, steel, Tyvek and LifeTime labor for $15,479.18.  The council discussed both options.  Motion made by Kurt to select option 2.  Second by Scheidel.

Ayes:  Croell, Scheidel, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nays:  None

Motion passed

 

Motion made by King to open Public Hearing.  Second by Croell.

Ayes:  King, Croell, Scheidel, Roberson and Wilson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Suzette present the Budget Amendment for FY24-25 and Resolution #04072025 for approval.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to close Public Hearing.  Second by Roberson.

All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by King to approve Budget Amendment for FY24-25 and Resolution#04072025. Second by Roberson.

Ayes:  King, Scheidel, Roberson, Wilson and Croell

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to set Special Meeting for Budget FY25-26 approval for April 28, 2025 at 7:05pm.  Second by Croell.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Croell, Roberson, King and Wilson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by King to set Public Hearing for the Iowa State Revolving Fund Environmental Information Document review for May 5,  2025 at 7:05pm.  Second by Scheidel.

Ayes:  King, Scheidel, Wilson, Croell and Roberson

Nays: Non e

Motion passed.

 

Jeremy explained the demo side by side from Bodensteiner Implement.  The city will receive a demo side by side for the city use with only costing maintenance for 1 year at a time.  Motion made by King to use the demo side by side from Bodensteiner Implement.  Second by Wilson.

Ayes:  Scheidel, Wilson, King, Roberson and Croell

Nays:  None

Motion passed

 

Motion made by Croell to accept Roger Dreckman Construction estimate to remove and replace street with rebar, caulked joints, spray cure on Diagonal Street from new bridge approach to the south for $21,530.00.   Second by Scheidel.

Ayes:  Croell, Scheidel, King, Roberson and Wilson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Paul Rosenbaum spoke with Mark regarding his utility bill.  He is retiring and no longer going to be open for car repair.  He is asking the council to change is utility rates from Commercial rates to Residential rates.   Motion made by Croell to change Paul Rosenbaum from Commercial rates to residential rates with the understanding the property would need to be cleaned up to look like residential property.  Second by King.

Ayes:  Croell, King, Roberson, Wilson and Scheidel

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve Hole in the Wall liquor license. Second by Croell.

Ayes:  Croell, Scheidel, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

Motion made King to approve the Starlite Ballroom liquor license. Second by Scheidel.

Ayes:  Croell, Scheidel, King, Wilson, and Roberson

Nays: None

Motion passed.

 

Nuisances were discussed.  Suzette will send notices to residents to clean up their property.

 

Spring Cleanup will be May 10, 2025.  Two dumpsters will be placed at the compost site.  There will also by collections for steel and pop cans.

 

Motion made by King to open Public Hearing for approval of Ordinance #2025-1 to amend Chapter 92 and Chapter 99 water and sewer charges adding a $25.00 fee for any notice put on residents doors for delinquent utility accounts.  Second by Croell.  All Ayes.  Motion passed.

No public comments.

Motion made by Croell to close public hearing.  Second by Scheidel.  All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Motion made by Scheidel to approve Ordinance #2025-1.  Second by Croell. All Ayes.  Motion passed.

 

Suzette presented a payment agreement for a resident to be make a monthly payment plus current month’s payment to be paid by November 20, 2025. Motion made by Croell to accept payment agreement with the understanding if any month payment is missed, utilities will be disconnected.  No exceptions.  Second by King.

Ayes:  Croell, Scheidel, King, Wilson and Roberson

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Next meeting will be May 5, 2025 at 7:00pm

 

Motion made by Croell to adjourn at 7:46pm.  Seconded by Scheidel.

Ayes:  King, Wilson, Scheidel, Roberson and Croell

Nays:  None

Motion passed.

 

Suzette Byrne, City Clerk

Lawler Residents Spring Clean Up

Please click for flyer: SPRING CLEAN UP

 

SPRING CLEAN UP

** CITY OF LAWLER RESIDENTS ONLY!! **

 

The City annual spring clean-up day will be held on May 10th.  Jendro will place 2 large dumpsters at the city compost site.    Residents will bring their items to the dumpster. Jendro will NOT go to houses to pick up this year.

 

Accepting steel and redeemable cans.

 

Items that ARE NOT accepted:  appliances, televisions, computer monitors, tires, yard waste, hazardous materials (paints, oils, etc.) corrugated cardboard.