A resident inquired about the malfunctioning EV charger, expressing interest in its repair for use. The council explained that the charger, initially funded through a grant, has faced persistent issues over the past two years. The service provider suggested a complete unit replacement, costing $3,500 plus installation. Given the substantial expense and the lengthy period required to recoup costs, the council deemed the repair financially unviable. Despite efforts to explore alternative funding and service options, no suitable solutions have been identified. The council noted the absence of current grants to assist with the repair but remains hopeful for future opportunities.

Beyond the EV charger issue, the council passed several resolutions. Notably, they approved a change order decreasing the contract amount for improvements to Mar Avenue, resulting in cost savings. Additionally, the council extended the grace period for third-quarter tax payments to August 22, due to delays in budget approval and tax rate receipt. This extension aims to accommodate residents affected by the timing of tax bill distributions.