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Alpine council removes dumpster resolution after residents press for road fixes
Summary
After multiple residents described dangerous and deteriorating streets in Alpine Country Club Estates, the City Council voted unanimously to remove a resolution directing dumpsters to be moved and discussed acquiring an asphalt "zipper" to repair the neighborhood's roads.
Alpine City Council members voted unanimously May 6 to remove from the agenda a resolution that would have directed dumpsters in Alpine Country Club Estates to be moved to the neighborhood entrance, after several residents urged the council to prioritize road repairs instead.
The Country Club Estates neighborhood drew repeated public comment at the meeting from residents who said the roads are deteriorated, that drainage is contributing to damage and that frequent heavy vehicles would further harm the street base. "I just don't want that to happen," Brent Freeland said, describing his concern that placing a row of dumpsters at the neighborhood entrance would invite dumping and other problems.
The removal of the dumpster item…
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