Othello approves Scootney parking restriction and robotic field painter
Trucks parked on one side of the section of East Scootney Street between South First Avenue and South Broadway Avenue. The Othello City Council approved a motion to institutes a 24-hour no-parking zone here in order to prevent large vehicles from blocking traffic.
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Lions Park has city-owned athletic fields that will benefit from the Turf Tank robotic painter, which will automate the painting process. The Othello City Council unanimously approved a contract with Turf Tank during Monday’s regular meeting.
OTHELLO — The Othello City Council unanimously approved during Monday’s regular meeting a motion to institute a no-parking zone on both sides of East Scootney Street between South First Avenue and South Broadway Avenue and to approve funds for a new robotic field painter.
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