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Residents press Mount Clemens commission on library ADA access, sewage odors and a personnel allegation
Summary
During public comment, a resident said the Mount Clemens Public Library failed to provide requested ADA accommodations and a second resident described persistent sewer odors near Shadyside Park; a third speaker accused the city of covering up tire dumping and said he holds four days of video evidence.
Three residents used public comment at the Mount Clemens City Commission meeting to raise distinct concerns that city staff and commissioners said they would follow up on.
Angela Cope of Roseville told the commission she has filed a written complaint seeking ADA accommodations at the Mount Clemens Public Library and said she has not heard back from Library Director Kathy or a librarian named Christie. "I gave everybody a copy of my complaint, a detailed narrative of how I feel like I've been just treated poorly by the library staff," Cope said, adding that she feels she has been "not being treated equally and fairly as a disabled…
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