Residents urge stronger code enforcement and ask for livestreaming to return
Multiple residents used the public-comment period to press the City on code enforcement authority for uncovered vehicles, raise safety concerns about another resident's behavior, and request that livestreaming of meetings be reinstated.
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Several residents raised community concerns during the public-comment period at the Aug. 18 meeting. Jim Everett urged stronger code-enforcement authority to address uncovered vehicles. Lynn Hall-McLeod said she felt threatened by another resident’s conduct and questioned that person’s role as chair of the TRHDC. "Requested that the City reinstate livestreaming of public meetings," the minutes record for Austin Kane.
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