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Residents urge smaller park strips, better dog control, and Park-n-Ride camera
Summary
During public comment Lynn Poll urged the city to reconsider 7-foot park strips and enforcement of leash/dog waste rules; Michael Grant asked the council to contact UDOT about installing a surveillance camera at the Park-n-Ride lot.
Two residents addressed neighborhood concerns during the Jan. 28 public comment period. Lynn Poll of South Weber criticized 7-foot park strips, saying they "waste space, water, and add to the cost of building a home," and raised frustration with dog owners who do not leash pets or pick up waste. Michael Grant urged the council to contact the Utah Department of Transportation about installing a surveillance camera in the Park-n-Ride parking lot to address safety and security concerns.
Council members did not take immediate action on the requests during the public comment period; staff follow-up and any necessary coordination with UDOT were implied next steps.
