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Commission approves iron gates for alley between Marty Harris and Sandlin buildings
Summary
Commissioners approved a single quote to install ornamental iron gates at both ends of the alley between the Marty Harris Building and the Sandlin Building to limit problematic activity; the police chief had suggested the measure.
The redevelopment commission approved installation of iron gates on the alley between the Marty Harris Building and the Sandlin Building to reduce recurring problems in that space.
Staff described the plan as installing iron gates at both ends of the alley and on the two alcoves of the Marty Harris Building to mirror gates already installed on a neighboring property. The proposal was discussed as a police-suggested measure to manage homeless activity and other unwanted uses of the alley.
Unidentified Speaker 2 moved to accept the quote to build the iron gate; the motion was seconded and commissioners voted 'Aye' to approve the work. Staff indicated this was the only quote obtained for the work.
Commissioners discussed aesthetic matching with existing gates and confirmed placement details. The motion passed by vocal roll-call with no recorded dissent in the transcript.
