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Residents raise pothole/limb, mailbox and buzzer requests; water testing reported OK

Village of Mapleton Board · September 10, 2025
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Summary

During public comment, residents reported a limb hanging on West First Street, suggested adding addresses to mailboxes, requested a buzzer at the office, and asked about water quality; Bill Hodges told the board the village's water is testing fine.

During the public-comment period for matters not on the agenda, Alice Dailey said "there is a limb hanging down on West First Street" and also expressed interest in meeting the Treasurer. Board member Rodney Smith said he would look into adding a buzzer at the office as requested by Pat Briggs. A resident, Deb, asked about 'more lime' in the water; Bill Hodges responded that the village water "is testing fine." Another public suggestion was to add address numbers to mailboxes to improve delivery and identification.

These remarks were recorded during the Sept. 10 meeting as informal resident concerns and requests rather than formal agenda items; the board did not take formal action during the meeting but assigned follow-up to staff members for some requests.