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Council approves epoxy floor work for Coal Miner's Park bathrooms at $1,200

October 09, 2025 | Village of Saint Charles, Saginaw County, Michigan


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Council approves epoxy floor work for Coal Miner's Park bathrooms at $1,200
The Village of Saint Charles Council approved epoxy resurfacing for the Coal Miner's Park restroom floors and accepted a donated materials package, approving $1,200 to cover labor and equipment for the work.

A staff member explained that frequent public use had left surfaces stained and that removing old paint and applying an epoxy clear coat would make the bathrooms easier to clean and reduce odors. The staff member said a local contractor is donating the paint and clear coat materials; the $1,200 request covers labor and equipment.

Councilmember Christine Newman, Councilmember Michael Nesbitt, Councilmember Kathy Harris and Councilmember Jennifer Rosser Nesbitt voted yes on a motion to fund the epoxy floor work. The work was described as a near-term improvement intended to make the bathrooms "easier to clean" and to start the winter season with refreshed fixtures.

The council did not authorize replacement of fixtures such as urinals in this action; members noted the porcelain fixtures have weathering and longstanding wear and that warranty questions remain for previously installed components.

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