AUDUBON — Nearly 60 trees will have to be lower down on the Audubon Neighborhood School grounds more than the following two years, according to Superintendent Eric Trager.
Trager mentioned there were 58 Ash trees that ended up dying or useless previously.
He stated slicing down that lots of trees was not a thing he wanted to do, but “they all have to arrive down.”
After the trees are all down, Trager mentioned they would start out seeking for and performing with a local landscaper to begin replacing some of the trees.
The college board approved a two 12 months program to get the trees minimize down.
In other company, the board accredited the pursuing:
Ahlers Cooney will be Board and District Legal Counsel.
Courtney Walter and Kelsey Wiese will be Fairness Coordinators.
Cass Muzney will be Asbestos Manager.
The Degree I and II Investigators will be Eric Trager, Quentin Stanerson, Sam Graeve and Jill Hermansen as Amount 1, Coby Gust as Level 2.
The banking depositories will be Audubon State Bank, Landmands Financial institution and Iowa School Joint Investment Trust (ISJIT) and the limitations are $3,500,000 full, with a optimum withdrawal or transfer of $325,000.