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Residents raise complaints about rentals, marijuana use, pickleball needs and leash enforcement
Summary
Multiple residents said rental properties are generating nuisance problems (marijuana use, parking), asked for pickleball accommodations and urged leash enforcement; council said police and the Village attorney are reviewing reported incidents.
During the public-comment portion, Pam Schutt complained about marijuana use and the number of cars at a nearby rental property; the council said the issue is already being looked into with the Village attorney and police. Bruce Hirsch raised concerns about renters, parking issues and dogs not on leashes.
Mike Mayfield asked the council to consider appointing a pickleball liaison, improve bathroom access for players and allow court barricades. Mark Brown also warned council members that some government grants appear to be 'being pulled,' although he did not provide specifics. No formal council action or vote was recorded on these public comments during the meeting.
