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Residents press Council on deteriorating streets and question Indian Hill water surcharge
Summary
During public comment Michele Fitz‑Witmer urged the city to repair what she called decrepit streets and criticized uneven enforcement of scooters and parking; Donna Kallgren thanked council for work on the Indian Hill water transition and questioned a 45% surcharge, which Mayor Tom Henning said is expected to be about 22% lower by November.
Two residents used the public‑comment period to press the council on local services and infrastructure.
Michele Fitz‑Witmer of 7532 Miami Ave. told council she is concerned about the condition of some streets, urged the city to take responsibility for repairs, credited the city for repairing the clock tower, and said the business base has not been managed well. She…
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