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Commissioners discuss parks repairs, drainage complaints and signal/sign projects
Summary
Commissioners heard complaints about dirt dumping behind a residential lot, discussed repair or replacement of Scramble Alley and the high cost of a water park (about $750,000), and received an update that the Montlake/Thrasher Pike signalization project is months from bidding and over a year from construction.
During the April 16 meeting, commissioners and staff addressed multiple operational and infrastructure topics, including drainage and park maintenance concerns.
Resident Norma Coffman complained that dirt dumped from the Waffle House site onto a neighbor’s lot could cause flooding if three houses are built there; Public Works Director Grant said the fill came from the Waffle House site and should be on the property only temporarily and that he would check the situation. Evelyn Penney said the dirt had been leveled in a…
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