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Resident raises drainage and culvert concerns; mayor says repairs may take 30 days or more
Summary
A resident asked the Argo City Council about the Roulain Road Drainage Project and deteriorating culverts on Cedar Creek Road and Tom L. Smith Road; Mayor Randy Hettich said he would check conditions and estimated repairs could take 30 days or more.
During the public-comment period on May 11, citizen John Sydney asked the council about the timeframe for the Roulain Road Drainage Project and expressed concern about deteriorating culverts on Cedar Creek Road and Tom L. Smith Road that are being damaged by runoff.
Mayor Randy Hettich responded that he would check on the culvert conditions and said repairs for the Roulain Road Drainage Project could take "30 days or more," conveying a preliminary estimate rather than a committed timeline. The council did not record a formal directive or a vote tied to the drainage inquiry during the meeting.
Another commenter, Michelle Coalson, thanked the council for their decorum during the meeting. The council adjourned after public comment.
