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Oak Knoll Manor resident raises drainage, noise and overgrowth concerns

Village of Marlborough Board of Trustees · September 9, 2024
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Summary

Resident M. Oslance told trustees that backyard drainage issues (partly due to runoff from a bowling alley), noise from a loose manhole cover in Shrewsbury, and brush overgrowth onto a private street are affecting neighbors; the storage-unit company agreed to address the noisy manhole and the property owner may consider closing the private street if overgrowth isn't resolved.

During the public participation portion, Oak Knoll Manor resident M. Oslance reported multiple neighborhood problems: several residents have backyard water drainage issues exacerbated by runoff from a nearby bowling alley and efforts are underway to identify a solution; noise from a loose manhole cover in Shrewsbury is affecting some residents and the storage-unit company responsible will address the issue; and brush overgrowth extending over a private street in Shrewsbury was raised, with the property owner indicating no immediate plans to resolve the problem and that they may consider closing the road.

The board heard the complaints for the record; minutes do not record a formal directive beyond the storage-unit company agreeing to address the noisy manhole cover. No formal code-enforcement motion was recorded in response to the drainage or overgrowth items at the meeting.