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Resident urges road-reporting system; staff says repairs prioritized
Summary
A resident showed a citizen-reporting model for road repairs and city staff said they are prioritizing a list of roadways for repair and will explore costs for a reporting system.
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Resident Tom Oast urged the council to adopt a citizen reporting system for roadway problems similar to the City of Independence model he presented. Oast supplied a sample reporting approach and asked the council to consider adopting or funding something similar.
City Clerk Lana Robinson and staff member Caleb Ironsyde responded: Robinson said she would look into the City of Independence system to get cost estimates, and Ironsyde said he is compiling a prioritized list of roadways in most dire need of repair, has been placing gravel and addressing potholes as they are reported, and will follow up on a reporting tool if costs are feasible.
