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Ryland Heights notes flooded park and ongoing pothole concerns; Decoursey Pike repair status unclear
Summary
The commission recorded that the city park remains closed and flooded and that potholes are an ongoing concern; attempts to reach District 6 had limited results and contacting Representative Kim Moser produced repairs on nearby roads, while Decoursey Pike status remained unclear.
At the Feb. 18 meeting the Ryland Heights Commission noted that the city park remains closed for the season and that the park area is flooded. The parks committee did not request immediate action beyond noting the closure.
The roads report flagged persistent potholes. The minutes indicate that District 6 was contacted about repairs without clear results; the report also said that contacting Representative Kim Moser led to work on nearby Locust Pike, but the minutes do not confirm whether Decoursey Pike was repaired. The minutes do not name the person who made the roads report.
Commissioners did not take a formal vote on infrastructure repairs during this meeting, though they discussed follow-up steps and the need for additional contact with road-maintenance authorities. The commission recorded routine committee updates on veterans' affairs as having no new items.
Separately, commissioners were reminded to prepare budget submissions for the April meeting; any funding decisions for road repairs or park work would be subject to future budget consideration.
