Board and residents press for stronger corridor maintenance and targeted code enforcement
Board members and the public urged more aggressive code enforcement and corridor cleanups on Southfield Road, citing litter, broken curbing, faded banners and damaged sidewalks; staff noted possible volunteer and corporate cleanup partnerships and planned targeted outreach through grant programs.
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Several board members used the March 20 meeting to press for more active corridor maintenance and enforcement along Southfield Road between 11 and 12 Mile, describing persistent trash, broken concrete curbing, faded banners and neglected parking lots.
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