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Resident asks Whigham to replace two missing property pins blocking fence plans
Summary
Paul Baggett told the council two property pins marking his lot were lost—one about 17 years ago during private bridge construction and a second when a contractor installing a city water line removed and replaced a culvert—and asked the city to replace them so he can install a privacy fence.
Paul Baggett used the public-participation portion of the Sept. 9 meeting to ask the city to replace two missing property pins so he can install a privacy fence. He told the council that roughly 17 years ago a private company building a bridge over a creek behind his property caused the loss of one pin and that a second pin was disturbed later when Hancock & Sons, working under contract with the city to install a water line, removed and replaced a culvert and caused the pin to be lost.
Baggett asked the city to replace both missing pins. The transcript does not record a staff response or any specific follow-up assignment during the meeting.
