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Resident asks council to fund dust control on Cedar Circle; council asks staff to check budgets
Summary
Resident Sue Mariska requested dust coating for Cedar Circle, citing heavy nonresident traffic and delivery vehicles; Mayor Conlin said the cost 'is thousands of dollars' and asked staff to check the mill-and-overlay budget for possible coverage, with no decision made at the meeting.
Sue Mariska, a Cedar Circle resident, requested that the city provide dust coating for her street because of dry conditions and frequent use by delivery vehicles, garbage trucks, and non-resident drivers who she said treat the road “like a racetrack.” Mayor Bill Conlin asked whether neighbors would share the cost; Mariska said they would not.
Mayor Conlin stated the cost "is thousands of dollars" and that the city had not budgeted for dust control this year. Administrator Hill said she would check with the Street Supervisor to see whether the mill-and-overlay budget included dust control funding or whether the matter could be reconsidered later; no action was taken at the meeting.
