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Resident raises safety concerns over blacktop work and sidewalks; mayor pledges to investigate
Summary
Resident Mike Curran told the council contractors left pipes protruding 3 to 4 inches from the ground after blacktop work and raised a sidewalk safety issue near a church; Mayor Rezin Hudkins said he will investigate the ordinance cited by the resident.
During the public-comment period at the Oct. 14 Town of Nutter Fort council meeting, resident Mike Curran urged Public Works to investigate safety problems from recent blacktop work, saying contractors left "a couple of pipes that are sticking 3 to 4 inches out of the ground." He also raised a sidewalk concern near a church and referenced a Dunbar code-enforcement ordinance that provides a seven-day repair timeline with possible extensions.
Mayor Rezin Hudkins said he would investigate the ordinance and directed Public Works to look into the matter on Oct. 15. The minutes record the referral and the planned follow-up but do not record a formal vote or enforcement action at the meeting.
