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Volunteers, council and staff back 74 West corridor cleanup; residents press for Spring Street speed reduction
Summary
Residents described repeated crashes on Spring Street and asked for a lower speed limit; a neighborhood volunteer, Esco, outlined a funded cleanup for the 74 West corridor and said a code amendment to limit parking and junk cars will be presented for public notice and council action.
During public comments, Denise Kart of Doc Hills Family Care Home urged the council to lower the Spring Street speed limit after three major accidents in under three months and said a recently added speed sign had reduced speeds but a 25 mph limit would be safer than the current 35 mph posted speed.
Later in the agenda, resident Esco presented a vision for a cleaned…
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