Residents raise fence encroachment, code enforcement and summer program concerns during public comment
Eight residents spoke at the June 13 meeting, urging action on a fence encroachment, code enforcement in Bedford Hills, cuts to ABSS summer programming, speeding and recycling, mobile-home lot upgrades, and calling for a protective solar power plant ordinance.
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During the public comment period eight residents spoke about a range of neighborhood concerns. Tina Brown spoke on behalf of her mother about a possible fence encroachment; Ida Kleiner urged the council to consider establishing a code enforcement officer and raised frustration over ordinance compliance in Bedford Hills; Levon Barnes and others expressed concern about cuts to ABSS summer programs and the need for local summer programming for youth.
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