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Resident urges city to add paint stripes on 2nd Avenue, says DOT had no objection
Summary
Resident Tom Mulally told council he contacted DOT and was told the state has no objection to striping 2nd Avenue and that the city would need to provide paint; he also reported a damaged sign base left on the east side for the city to pick up.
During general discussion at the July 7 meeting, resident Tom Mulally of 227 2nd Avenue SE urged the council to pursue paint striping on 2nd Avenue and said a DOT project coordinator told him the state would not object and that the city must supply paint and perform the work.
Mulally also reported that a large, heavy sign base was left behind on the east side of the island following recent work and suggested the city could retrieve the item. "They have no problem with that. None at all," Mulally said, describing his conversation with DOT.
Mayor thanked Mulally and noted the comment in the public‑comment record. Council did not take immediate action to schedule striping work; staff follow‑up on the report was implied but not detailed in the meeting transcript.
