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Residents raise contractor cleanup, concert scheduling and development density during public comment
Summary
Two residents told council they appreciated prompt public-works cleanup after a contractor spill, urged clearer meeting notices and raised concerns about early concert start dates and speeding; another resident urged stricter limits on variances and density in new plats.
During public comment, resident Jim Szczerbiak thanked Public Works Director Mike Hill for a fast response to a contractor spill on May 18, asked whether the village has enforcement tools for contractor maintenance, and urged the council to consider starting the summer concert series later in June because of cool, windy May weather. He also raised concerns about speeding on Dutch and asked whether e-bike issues could be addressed with local schools and police.
Jeff Heaney of 11250 Centerville Street commended council members for attending a recent Planning Commission meeting and said variances should be considered on a lot-by-lot basis; Heaney criticized approving variances on 49% of lots, saying it effectively changes the approved density and sets a precedent for future developments. Both speakers asked council to provide clearer public notices for meetings and to consider targeted enforcement for contractor and traffic concerns.
