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Residents press the council on term limits, Millsdale Road safety and water access in public comments
Summary
Multiple residents used the public-comment period to press for term limits on elected officials, to ask for action on dangerous traffic at Millsdale Road, to urge greater recognition of south-side Chicago Street history, and to report a denial of water access at a private property.
During the March 18 public-comment period, a range of residents raised three recurring civic concerns: support for term limits for elected officials, traffic and safety problems on Millsdale Road, and local representation and historical recognition along Chicago Street. Separately, one resident said city crews had obstructed his water access and asked for immediate help.
Term limits: Multiple speakers urged the council to place term limits on the ballot or otherwise support an ordinance. George Sheridan and other commenters said surveys and research they have collected show broad voter support; Dr. Glenda Wright McComb, a candidate for council at large, asked the council to “hear the…
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