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Residents raise complaints about rentals, parking and pickleball access
Summary
During public comment, residents reported noisy rentals, marijuana use near a rental property, parking pressure, and asked for pickleball support including a liaison and restroom access. Council said the attorney and Police are investigating some complaints.
Multiple residents used the public-comment period to press the council on neighborhood issues. Pam Schutt complained about marijuana use and the volume of cars at a nearby rental property; Council said the matter is being reviewed with the village attorney and Police. Bruce Hirsch cited renter-related parking issues and leash enforcement concerns.
Mike Mayfield requested a formal pickleball liaison, improved bathroom access, and relaxed rules for court barricades so the sport can proceed. Mark Zello commended Building Inspector Bill Lambert for his responsiveness. Council did not adopt new policy at the meeting but staff and Police were identified as investigating certain complaints.
