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Resident raises noise, safety and service concerns about Doctor Horton subdivision; city offers follow-up
Summary
A resident at the Feb. 11 Glendale council meeting complained about early-morning construction, nighttime concrete pours, loud rooftop music and confusion about emergency dispatch and a $500 private fire service charge in the Doctor Horton subdivision. City representatives offered to follow up after the public comment.
At the Feb. 11 Glendale City Council meeting, resident Jim Hagedorn of Cheryl Drive raised multiple concerns about construction activity and municipal services in the Doctor Horton subdivision between Olive, Peoria and Citrus.
Hagedorn told the council construction crews are arriving as early as 4:30 a.m., using flashlights and running concrete trucks, and that noise from roofing work and loud music on rooftops disturbs nearby residents. He said residents were…
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