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Resident urges council to reconsider Frasier Court sidewalk plan
Summary
At the March 3 Wheaton City Council meeting, resident Keith Vogue urged council members to exempt Frasier Court from a planned sidewalk project, arguing the road's short, dead-end layout and the city’s Complete Streets resolution support a context-sensitive exception.
Keith Vogue, a Wheaton resident, told the City Council on March 3 that the city should not install a sidewalk on Frasier Court because the street’s short, dead-end layout and historic neighborhood context make the sidewalk unnecessary and a poor use of taxpayer money.
Vogue said he lives at 609 Frasier Court and described the street as “a small street. It has 8 houses. It ends in a dead end.” He told the council his understanding was that the planned sidewalk would run along one…
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