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Resident disputes dog-running notice, raises concern about blocked access on Private Property Drive

Asotin City Council · July 28, 2025
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Summary

Sandy Hill told the council she received a letter accusing her dog of running loose and said the dog was not hers; Mayor Paris apologized. Hill also questioned a 'Road Closed' sign on Private Property Drive owned by Southwick that she said blocks camper access; the mayor said the property transfer occurred years ago and would not be revisited.

During public comment at the July 28 meeting, Sandy Hill said she received a city letter alleging her dog was running loose, stated that the animal was not hers, and asked what research was done to identify the dog. The minutes record that Mayor Dwayne Paris apologized for the letter and for staff not doing research before mailing it.

Hill also raised a separate concern about a "Private Property Drive" that she said has been blocked by a 'Road Closed' sign placed by property owner Southwick, which prevents her from getting a camper through a different approach. Mayor Paris said the property transfer happened years ago and indicated there would be no further discussion on the matter during this meeting.