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Council discusses resurfacing plans, a speed-breaker petition and leftover Windstream equipment
Summary
Councilman David Tufts said resurfacing and patching will start as weather warms, focusing on new storm drainage areas; Councilman Terry Favors requested a speed breaker on Autumn Ridge Trail and reported Windstream left outdated equipment in rights-of-way, prompting the city attorney to contact the company.
Councilman David Tufts told the all-committees meeting that resurfacing and patching work will begin when weather permits, with priority given to areas where new storm drainage has been installed. Tufts said crews will focus resources on those drainage corridors as the street program begins.
Councilman Terry Favors raised a constituent request for a speed breaker on Autumn Ridge Trail; Tufts said a petition signed by residents requesting the device will be required before the council considers installation. Favors also reported that outdated Windstream internet equipment is being left behind when new equipment is installed in the right-of-way. Favors asked the City Attorney to contact Windstream about the issue, and City Attorney John Newberry said he would reach out to address the city's concerns.
