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Brownsboro Village approves third-party street evaluation, OKs $7,000 circle‑maintenance contract
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting, the Brownsboro Village City Commission voted to hire Clark Dietz Engineering for a $2,250 street evaluation and authorized a $7,000 contract with About All A Buzz, LLC to maintain the city circles; the Commission also noted the Garden Club’s classification and a safety concern about a moved stop sign.
The Brownsboro Village City Commission on Feb. 11 voted to engage Clark Dietz Engineering Company to evaluate the city streets for $2,250 and approved a separate $7,000 contract with About All A Buzz, LLC to continue maintenance of the city circles. Commissioner Maryellen Howley moved both items and Commissioner Fay Dorval seconded; both motions passed by voice vote.
Mayor Mark Joyce said the Clark Dietz evaluation will provide a third‑party opinion and could form the basis of a future pavement plan. Commissioner Dorval told the Commission she believes the streets have been deemed structurally sound and noted the City has already taken steps to address street issues; Commissioner Howley announced the main entrance work will be completed pending weather.
The minutes record the circle‑maintenance vote as “For: Commissioners Howley, Hankins, and Dorval,” though the attendance list earlier in the minutes records Commissioner Whitney Hankins as absent for the meeting. The Commission did not provide a timeline for the Clark Dietz evaluation in the minutes.
During the same agenda item Commissioner Howley reported the Kentucky League of Cities has classified the Garden Club as a social gathering (the club does not operate under ordinance, does not require a quorum, and does not make city decisions); the Commission said it will reevaluate the Garden Club’s budget before adopting the 2025–2026 budget.
Commissioner Dorval also raised a neighborhood safety concern after a resident nearly had a car accident when a stop sign was moved at Druid Hills and Oread Road; the Commission noted the incident for follow‑up. The minutes do not record a formal vote or specific next steps on the stop‑sign matter.
