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Resident asks city to relocate water-treatment construction trailers after years-long disruption
Summary
Jeff Robinson of Cliffview Loop told the utility board that ongoing construction trailers and activity near the water treatment plant have caused noise, trash and loss of yard use and asked the city to consider relocating the trailers, which he was told may remain for about three more years.
During the non-agenda public-comment period, Weatherford resident Jeff Robinson (S6) asked the municipal utility board to consider relocating construction trailers sited near the water treatment plant project that back up to his property at 3701 Cliffview Loop.
Robinson said he approached the construction trailer supervisor, Jason Frank (identified in his remarks as Weber’s safety manager), and was told the trailers might remain for an additional three years. He described ongoing noise, debris and the practical loss of backyard use during weekdays and sometimes Saturdays and asked the board to "consider and take a look to see if there's a place that it could be moved." Robinson said neighbors have endured several years of disruption tied to the multi-year project.
No substantive response from staff or board members to the request was recorded in the transcript at the time; the board moved on after public comment and adjourned. Robinson noted he had previously worked in construction and is aware of the costs of moving trailers; his request was framed as asking the board to explore options to reduce the neighborhood impact rather than demanding a specific remedy.
The comment was recorded for the public record; the board did not announce a follow-up during this meeting.
