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Resident says chip-seal on 370 South is damaging cars, urges sweeping plan
Summary
A Willard resident told the council that loose rocks from a chip-seal on 370 South are damaging vehicle paint and creating hazards for motorcycles; the mayor said a routine street-sweeping plan is being developed.
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Steve Spencer, who lives at 124 West 370 South, reported persistent problems with loose rock from chip-seal on 370 South, saying the debris is damaging vehicle paint and posing safety risks for motorcyclists. Spencer told the council sweeping had been promised last spring but the problem persisted for nearly two years.
Mayor Travis Mote acknowledged the concern and said a routine street-sweeping plan was being developed to address complaints. No specific date for sweeping was provided during the Jan. 22 meeting; the council listed street-sweeping planning among staff follow-ups in the public works report.
