The Aquatic and Recreation Center (ARC) Committee will hold a public meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at The Leadership Center in Aurora to gather community input on a proposed indoor pool and recreation facility to connect to the city’s planned outdoor aquatic center.

Commitee chairman Robb Nachtigal said while ARC has been gaining support throughout the community, committee members feel strongly that in order to continue to move forward, they need to hear the voice of those in the community to determine how best to move forward.

"We’ve done the due diligence work we felt was necessary in putting a concept together," Nachtigal said. "Now we’re at the point where we need to hear the wishes of the community and what they’re willing to support."

 

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An attorney’s effort to resolve a vendor claim issue between the county surveyor and county board before the matter headed to litigation met with little success Monday morning.

Hastings attorney Robert Parker, Jr., appeared before commissioners to ask they reconsider surveyor Duane Katt’s claim for $25,000 for survey work done along the Platte River during fiscal year 2011-12.