Malvern Village Council discuss snow maintenance
Malvern Village Council discussed the snow plowing at its Jan. 19 meeting.
"I think the guys did a fantastic job plowing," said Village Administrator Derik Kaltenbaugh. "The main job was to keep the roads open. There is always going to be complaints. We had two new guys who haven't done it before and one truck is getting fixed. I think with that in consideration we did extremely well."
Council agreed and named some things to improve next time.
Councilmen Jan Wackerly and Tom Holmes and took a moment to thank The News Leader and this writer for the coverage over the years. The News Leader's final edition is this current edition.
In other business, council:
•HEARD there will be two Habitat for Humanity houses built in Malvern between Wilson and Carrollton Street near where the Hornet's Nest was located. The village has to assign house numbers.
•HEARD Kaltenbaugh thanked Vincent Osborn of Malvern News, Cime, and Neighborhood Watch on Facebook for getting the word out online to keep cars off the road for the snow trucks. Kaltenbaugh noted there were hardly any issues this time with vehicles being in the way.
•PAID the village bills from the appropriate funds for $23,935.78 pre-approved by the Finance Committee Jan. 19; $7,789.19 pre-approved by the Finance Committee Jan. 20.
The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 7, 7 p.m. at the Malvern Village Hall.
This article originally appeared on The Alliance Review: Malvern Village Council discuss snow maintenance
