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Chair: code team sending noxious-weed letters and sheriff citing speeders to reduce hazards
Summary
The chair said the code team is sending letters to property owners to clear noxious weeds and urged residents to use the city website to report concerns; sheriff deputies continue to cite speeders and the chair said measurable speed decreases have been observed but danger remains.
The chair reported the city's code team has been issuing letters to property owners to clear noxious weeds and asked residents to file concerns via the city website so staff can track and follow up. The update clarifies the city's enforcement pathway and how the public should report problems to trigger staff action.
On traffic enforcement the chair said sheriff deputies continue to cite speeders moving through town and noted measurable decreases in speed but warned that some drivers still travel dangerously fast. The council said it will continue enforcement efforts to reduce risks to pedestrians and other road users.
