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Resident urges Lynwood to address overgrown lots, wildlife and hazardous driving
Summary
Resident Kim Tripplett told the Board that overgrown grass in her subdivision is attracting coyotes and deer and creating hazardous driving conditions, and she asked the Board to address the neglect.
At the July 22 meeting a resident, Kim Tripplett, addressed the Board to report what she described as neglect in her subdivision. Tripplett told trustees that "there is over-grown grass in the subdivision which causes coyotes and deer in the area," and that the vegetation creates hazardous driving conditions.
Trustees did not record a formal motion in response during the meeting. The comment was made during the public comment portion of the meeting; no other public speakers were recorded on the hearing for the Appropriation Ordinance.
