At their October 14th meeting, the Mobridge City Council held discussion regarding an ordinance for electric scooters and ebikes. Among the issues to consider are age requirements, rules of the road, sidewalk riding, riding speeds, and wearing helmets. Council member Amy Cerney mentioned the role of parents when allowing children usage.
Discussion will continue at a future meeting before any action is taken on an ordinance.
Public hearing was held and approval given for a temporary liquor license for the Pink Ladies’ regional dart tournament at Scherr Howe Event Center in December.
Council approved the list of liquor license renewals for 2027.
Council approved the annual front footage assessment resolution for $1 per foot. Mayor Gene Cox stated that it’s on front facing street, not side.
Another annual resolution – this one for nuisance assessment on the tax rolls, was also approved.
Several cemetery deed transfers were approved.
Council member Cerney reminded everyone about the A.H. Brown library’s costume exchange.
Mobridge Housing Director Jamie Dietterle gave the council an Update from the housing board’s recent quarterly meeting. Dietterle said they are working on a five-year strategic plan and will hold a special meeting in November.
During Public Forum, DRG Media General Manager Jay Murphy shared with the council some changes happening with all three Mobridge radio stations.
The next Mobridge City Council meeting will be held on Veterans’ Day, November 11th. Mobridge City Council meetings are open to the public.
View the Mobridge City Council meeting here: https://www.youtube.com/live/VNDwo4Lv8UI?si=bJQ1KoKAOgfoVscM
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