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Resident says public works didn’t return calls about property-line and curb request

Council · February 2, 2026
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Summary

During public comment, Jennifer Randall said she called city hall and public works multiple times about locating a property line and getting a curb installed and received no callbacks; council suggested hiring a surveyor and advised appropriate contact channels.

Jennifer Randall used the public-comment period to report difficulty getting information from city staff about a property-line and curb issue near her property.

Randall (speaker S2) said she had called city hall and then public works "2 or 3 different times" over the past two to three months and still had not received a return call. "I had called city hall, and then I was told to call public works. I called public works... I never got a phone call back," she said.

Council members responded that a surveyor is typically needed to establish property lines and advised Randall on the procedural steps for curb installation and permitting. The transcript does not record a commitment from staff to follow up directly with Randall after the meeting.

Next steps: Council directed Randall informally to obtain a surveyor; no formal referral to staff or public-works follow-up was recorded in the transcript.