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Resident raises parking and drainage problems on GISS Street; staff to follow up
Summary
A property owner on GISS Street told the board that vehicles parking on the odd‑numbered side of his block block access to his duplex driveways and that drainage from newer construction runs into his yard; staff asked him to meet with city staff to identify solutions.
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During the citizen comments period, resident and property owner Mike Comer described recurring parking and drainage problems affecting two duplexes he owns on GISS Street (addresses provided in comment). Comer said vehicles parked on the odd‑numbered side of the street routinely block his tenants’ driveway exits and that storm drainage from newer houses uphill runs into his yard.
Mayor and staff invited Comer to work with public works staff to explore options. The mayor asked Comer to provide his contact information to Paul Holson (city staff member) or to speak with Kim in the back of the room; staff indicated they would follow up to determine whether a width or right‑of‑way issue, parking restriction, or drainage correction is appropriate.
Action and next steps: Staff asked Comer to contact Paul Holson, and staff will investigate parking restrictions, right‑of‑way width, and drainage solutions. No formal board action was taken; the item was recorded as a citizen concern and staff follow‑up.

