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Residents press Ironton council over sidewalk safety, development cleanup and storm-drain problems
Summary
Multiple residents urged the council to address pedestrian safety on Thomas Street, complained that Segment Meadows construction left debris and erosion problems, and presented photos of clogged drains and concrete residue; council said day-to-day oversight rests with the mayor and city engineer but noted retained contract retainage for punch-list completion.
Several residents used the public-comment period at the Sept. 11 Ironton City Council meeting to press elected officials on pedestrian safety, construction cleanup and stormwater problems.
George McAllen (1745 Phillips St.) asked the council to install speed bumps or other traffic-calming measures on Thomas Street between Pearson and the school, citing the absence of sidewalks and frequent child pedestrian activity. McAllen said residents are worried a child could be struck. Council members responded that…
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