Residents raise code enforcement, roadway and water-billing complaints during public comment
Two residents used the public-comment period to press council on ongoing code-enforcement odors, a damaged roadway at a gas station that damaged tires, and disputed irrigation charges on water bills; council asked staff to follow up.
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Two residents addressed the Glenn Heights City Council during public comment on March 18, raising separate service and code-enforcement issues.
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