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Residents raise pothole, trailer and zoning questions during public comment

Lexington Village Council · September 15, 2025
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Summary

During public comment, residents asked the Village to repair a rut in front of Cliff Mohler’s house, filed a complaint about a 24-foot trailer parked in a backyard, and asked about zoning changes at 65 South Mill Street.

At the start of the Sept. 15 meeting, several residents addressed Council. Cliff Mohler asked the Village to repair a rut in front of his house on Fox Road, saying the post office will not deliver mail because his mailbox cannot remain upright. Theresa Coleman filed a formal complaint regarding a 24-foot trailer parked in a neighbor’s backyard and asked when the Village will address the 'eyesore.' Administrator Peter Them said recreational-vehicle ordinances are being updated with completion hoped for by year-end; Law Director John Studenmund offered to visit the property.

Resident Charles Comstock asked what zoning changes are planned for 65 South Mill Street; Mayor Jarvis said that matter would be addressed later in the meeting. Council did not take immediate enforcement action during public comment; staff and legal counsel offered follow-up visits and ordinance updates.