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The transcript records the routine voice votes but does not record names for movers or the full roll-call tallies. Recorded outcomes were: agenda approved, minutes approved, and executive session entered; participants indicated no action resulted from the executive session.

Ending: No additional procedural actions were recorded before adjournment.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","February 11, 2025, Corn Palace Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","At the start of the meeting participants approved the agenda and minutes and later voted to enter an executive session; the transcript records no actions resulting from the executive session.","taxTitle","Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota","taxId",68826,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6073802,"Committee notes concession-stand TV repairs and new signage",21,1731000,1752000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2990203-29d6a1c8b414a3609fb04c02074c4dcf&start=1731&end=1752","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2990203-29d6a1c8b414a3609fb04c02074c4dcf/thumbnail_1731000.jpg","/articles/6073802/Mitchell/Davison-County/South-Dakota/Committee-notes-concession-stand-TV-repairs-and-new-signage","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6073802-b212dcd0cc206c284a2bf4386860647e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771174443&Signature=AJekc9f~GlN-~gqaEOQmXLFAJSH-1R1NRs9rGpcNIihnrCYRLFtZrtjnF253WTvv-BeB7ONQsDvUz4vcNJLrAHKloQgsMZOCWsDsGJ4RVrFjF7N-qjl-~ST2eVriJYgq7ueRDdTcLPdl5SS2BltoJhvtdgNnVdzviQtYz5Inrclw2hJYDdh~EGVdo-tPIt~2opHXKSD~4rohYUNtFRjcgdB94uQ27s8xtdA8DHqf1CNByyI2zap-s0UBDHeo699ZoYMyDLonGj3rs0h6WnHcoXBA8Q7T~WZSaeIE6tE-eeB4DzxjZSdph-J3-mg6Yir4ZTY0Us7~aHSdKkt-myEkNQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Members reported that three of the four concession-stand televisions were not working after recent events; technicians have since repaired them and signs reading “Order Here” were installed in the stands.

A committee member reported having worked multiple shifts in concessions and said the signs helped patrons find the service points. No formal action or budget request was recorded regarding these fixes.

Ending: The committee did not take further action at the meeting on concession-stand equipment.","Committee members reported technicians repaired three of four concession-stand televisions and installed 'order here' signs after recent events, improving operations at the Corn Palace concession areas.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6073807,"Director warns streetscape work, fire-lane changes could keep festival on North Main",544,1110000,1654000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2990203-29d6a1c8b414a3609fb04c02074c4dcf&start=1110&end=1654","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2990203-29d6a1c8b414a3609fb04c02074c4dcf/thumbnail_1110000.jpg","/articles/6073807/Mitchell/Davison-County/South-Dakota/Director-warns-streetscape-work-fire-lane-changes-could-keep-festival-on-North-Main","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6073807-977a8e6387bf8cc6aff679633a0a6807/orig.mp4?Expires=1771174443&Signature=MZV63JJvwJgMZSGtRM6aD5fMONpVapdWCxrZUaKPG-3iiRcQCEYg2Ax4nDt6qe195gBeloPXSN3P539s8iQKLuC0QLF3LqGNM7dbgJsXvQbrQ4kxl5li1N77C7e5QLnqr2a~Qt~Y8yfU0N2ii4TVcImkM8pjA8WWWMcPdXxRKi1tOlNSLppbzqm4Av7SHB20T~GHkg51JLoFcDpQkKyitsRKBbXmUWlakebChhbK6GH9waptxSm-SUFGkhtGvp7STYguiMUG9TtqxXovII6swij7y2W-7fJ0GN0v16PPKVpFMP4ip7haxFtf767X-fWjLwrPzzp0D00PkFgtUtv-hQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","In the director’s report, staff told the group that streetscape construction at the Second and Fourth intersections and a planned increase in the fire-lane width could prevent staging the annual festival on Main Street this year.

Staff reported they have not received a guarantee from the contractor (identified as Gold Star in discussion) that Second and Fourth will be finished and open for the festival. The contractor’s bid did not require the intersections to be accessible during the festival period; the work schedule requires openings only for certain events, and the contractor has already been awarded the contract, so changing the construction timeline could increase costs.

Staff also said the city’s new fire apparatus is wider (reported as roughly 3 feet wider), which may require fire lanes to expand from 12 to 15 feet and could prevent moving the festival down Main Street without further measurement and engineering, noting engineering had supplied updated intersection measurements and parking-lot dimensions to the contractor.

Given those constraints, staff said the working plan for 2025 is likely to keep the festival on the north end of town, with a final decision to be confirmed as the contractor provides schedule updates. Staff also said vendor food contracts were updated and sponsorship benefits are under review; staff will return in March with proposed contract language, a sponsorship plan and recommended rate adjustments. Staff requested committee members continue outreach to potential sponsors and to share any local leads.

Ending: Staff will return to the committee in March with updated contractor information, finalized vendor contract language and a sponsorship plan for the next festival cycle.","Staff reported that streetscape construction at Second and Fourth and a wider fire lane for a new fire apparatus may make moving the annual festival back to downtown infeasible this year; staff will continue to coordinate with the contractor (Gold Star) and bring updates and vendor/sponsorship contract language back to the committee in March.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6073809,"Mitchell group reviews Corn Palace seat replacements, ADA access and vendor options",747,359000,1106000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2990203-29d6a1c8b414a3609fb04c02074c4dcf&start=359&end=1106","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2990203-29d6a1c8b414a3609fb04c02074c4dcf/thumbnail_359000.jpg","/articles/6073809/Mitchell/Davison-County/South-Dakota/Mitchell-group-reviews-Corn-Palace-seat-replacements-ADA-access-and-vendor-options","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6073809-d8eac3eb43664259a4a53e19b73115ab/orig.mp4?Expires=1771174443&Signature=HOHa2veC3k8gdrW4~6N1zcBGuNnVYKq4cZEfG2HWwoug4i3rEMffEQX2gI5JqGXjCUr7qXG6-nfQj2-I~CiSCPJeM-SqJ4CkzLnoi7Fgo1Ip-5j1IDlQayjqy5hZAs5mxKjynuqK-zpIxb7G22PDHzj6VswKIkCDkepBmjcgOTLrPg5TO-EejJ0PyGPqMB2TOxHQ3LN3H9qWUsYqJuaKYsqR6Pui2iOBb6a2wC6mzvgqlVZ8QcL9jg-sXx9kKrZFMvvAg~zuRMAf6mC7eW-vpbYeBLj2Eq9cExPNlb7-S1ve-vpnbGOTRF60pJFNAPzz67OmE78JJvCXPUzB0dWD3Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mitchell meeting participants discussed replacing auditorium seats at the Corn Palace and options to bring the facility into current ADA compliance.

The group compared three chair models from two suppliers: one model supplied through a Sioux Falls distributor and manufactured in China, and another manufactured in the U.S. by a Michigan firm. Both vendors quoted approximately $240 per chair; the U.S.-made chairs have an estimated 8–10 week lead time, while the China-manufactured chairs were described as taking 20–22 weeks. Participants also discussed a third, premium “red” seat as a possible reserved/ticketed option.

The project discussion centered on balancing comfort and legroom, aisle widths and compliance. Participants discussed estimates that current capacity is about 1,770 seats and that the proposed ADA reconfiguration would reduce capacity to about 1,540 — a loss on the order of a few hundred seats — while adding multiple wheelchair-access platforms and companion seats. One diagram discussed would remove 16 seats per side in the back rows, add three wheelchair and three companion seats per side, and thereby net a loss of roughly 10 seats per side in that area.

Staff and members emphasized practical details that will influence a vendor choice: the two chair styles use different metals (the middle-seat option is aluminum and described as unlikely to rust; the back-seat option uses cast iron), armrest and seat widths (current chairs were described as 19–21 inches versus proposed chairs at 20–22 inches), and cup-holder placement (in front of the occupant rather than on the armrest for most rows, with armrest-mounted holders only in the front row). Warranty and maintenance access were also raised: one vendor’s service partner would potentially require a long (reported ~13-hour) drive to address local issues, while the other vendor maintains a closer service relationship through a Sioux Falls partnership.

Committee members encouraged other members of the public to try sample chairs at the Corn Palace before council consideration and noted the architects and chair distributors are working to finalize section-specific drawings. Staff said the item will return to the city council for further review.

Ending: Committee members did not make a final selection at this meeting; staff will bring refined drawings, vendor proposals and any recommended motion to the council at a later meeting.","Committee members reviewed three seat models for the Corn Palace, discussed ADA-compliant reconfiguration that would reduce total capacity, compared vendors (U.S. vs. overseas manufacturing), and flagged lead times, materials and maintenance access as decision factors ahead of a council review.","actionData","errors"]

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Meeting approves agenda and minutes and votes to enter executive session; no action reported afterward

Committee notes concession-stand TV repairs and new signage

Director warns streetscape work, fire-lane changes could keep festival on North Main

Mitchell group reviews Corn Palace seat replacements, ADA access and vendor options