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Pleasant Grove resident seeks brighter entrance lighting; city says ownership must be verified, building inspector role now part‑time
Summary
A Woodridge Place resident asked the city about brighter entrance lights; city staff said ownership must be determined before work can proceed and confirmed the full-time building inspector left but a part‑time inspector has been hired.
Dit Vincent of Woodridge Place identified himself and said the beautification board has added plantings at the subdivision entrance and asked who to contact about brighter lights or an electrical plug for lighting at the entrance.
A city staff member replied that the city must first determine whether the entrance property is privately owned; if the land is private the city cannot unilaterally install lighting, but if it is public staff would coordinate with Public Works and the building inspector to proceed.
When asked about staffing, a staff member clarified that the prior building inspector left the position but that the city has hired a part‑time inspector so building inspection services continue. The transcript does not include budget figures, a timeline for verifying ownership, or a formal decision to alter lighting at the entrance.
The meeting adjourned shortly afterward on a motion by the presiding official; the transcript does not record a roll-call vote on that motion.
