ETNA GREEN — The Etna Green Town Council decided on a King’s Landing in Heritage Park, last night, May 10.

Laura Baker, clerk/treasurer, gave the council options of new playground equipment to purchase for Heritage Park: Ruby Rocket for $19,306, Double Bubble for $25,714 or King’s Landing for $22,788 (all prices include shipping).

The council chose King’s Landing, which will be placed in the area between the playground and the shop area, close to the concession stand. The council also has to put in gravel and edging for the equipment and will be looking for price quotes.

A Kosciusko Community Foundation grant will be paying a portion of the equipment purchase and the council has made the offer of a $25,000 grant match.

In other business:

• Etna Green’s community-wide garage sale is set to take place June 10 and 11.
• Brad Beatty, manager of the Etna Green Mobile Home Park, received a 14-day extension on an electric bill for one of the tenants in the park. The previous tenants left an electric bill of $1,238.13. Beatty has until 4 p.m. Friday, May 20, to pay the bill.
• Winona Powder tax abatement renewal for 2016 was approved.
• The council approved payment of $13,000 to Umbaugh for the town’s sewer bond refinancing.
• The town’s emergency siren will be tested by Etna Green town council president, “Todd Slabaugh will be ‘Smokey the Siren Boy’ at 6:55 p.m. before each town council meeting. Clerk/treasurer will remind him,” as written in minutes by Baker.