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Council hears resident concerns about missing street signs and staff points to city maintenance request form
Summary
Councilors raised constituent concerns about missing street signs and lighting in a new development; staff said developers typically request and pay for signs and that the city now uses a maintenance-request form (site search: "maintenance request") rather than SeeClickFix.
During other business councilors said residents reported missing street signs and dark turning areas in recent development off Kennedy Drive. Councilor input focused on responsibility and timeliness for installation. Public Works staff explained that developers request new signs and the city installs them and invoices the developer; if existing signs are damaged the city replaces them when staff are alerted.
On digital reporting, staff said the city discontinued SeeClickFix several years ago and now operates a maintenance-request form on the city website that routes to the DPW inbox; staff said they will promote that link in upcoming city bulletins. Council asked staff to follow up with the developer if a critical piece of infrastructure (lighting or signage) has been delayed and to report back.
