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Port Barre council discusses water discoloration, blight and tree work during general business
Summary
During general discussion the council and audience raised concerns about upgrades at the water well site, reported water discoloration, tall grass and trash on private property, several blighted properties, removal of two trees on Eliza and Camilla Streets, and tree trimming at the library; no formal actions were recorded on these items.
After routine reports the council opened general discussion with the audience on several town-maintenance issues.
Mayor John P. Ardoin and councilmembers discussed planned upgrades at the water well site and reported complaints about discoloration in the town's water supply; the minutes do not record technical details, cause, or a timeline for corrective work. Attendees and council members also raised concerns about tall grass and trash on private yards and identified several blighted properties in need of attention.
The minutes record that the council addressed the removal of two trees on Eliza and Camilla Streets and tree trimming at the library. The meeting record does not specify who will perform follow-up inspections or enforcement actions, nor does it include citations, timelines, or estimated costs.
No formal motions tied to long-term remediation or enforcement were recorded; the minutes reflect discussion only. Residents seeking action should contact town administration for specific enforcement or cleanup procedures.
