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Superintendent reports repairs; council members raise safety and park concerns
Summary
Superintendent Matt reported a service-line leak on Marie to be repaired the following week, a repaired mini split, and temporary pothole fixes. Councilmembers raised neighborhood safety concerns and repeated reports of dogs being taken into the park despite signage.
Superintendent Matt reported a service-line leak on Marie that will be repaired early next week, that the mini split has been fixed and is working well, and that some potholes around town have been temporarily filled until weather allows permanent repairs.
Councilmember Ditsworth said she was "happy to see the notices of infractions have gone out" but expressed "immense concern about the nature of things on her block" and said she invited several neighbors to the meeting to express worries about safety for children playing outside. Councilmember Allenbaugh reported seeing people bringing dogs into the park despite signs stating "No Dogs Allowed," and Superintendent Matt offered to speak with residents when incidents are reported.
