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Residents press for alley grading; raise concern over Ziply fiber buried seven inches deep
Summary
Residents and councilmembers flagged multiple alleys for grading, specifically Prevedell and the alley to a councilmember's home; Alexis Cameron warned Ziply’s underground fiber was buried only seven inches deep, and the clerk was asked to obtain a grading quote from Arne Svendson.
Councilmember Jeremy Mast and residents pressed for grading and pothole repairs in town alleys, with Prevedell cited as needing attention. Mike Couch said the alley leading to his residence also needs grading. Resident Alexis Cameron told the council that the alley near her home requires pothole repair and grading and cautioned that "Ziply has recently installed underground fiber internet in the area, which was buried at a depth of only seven inches." Mayor Eddie Hills asked the clerk to obtain a quote from Arne Svendson for grading and bring it to the next council meeting for a vote.
The minutes record the safety and coordination concern about shallow utility burial but do not show any response from Ziply or a public-works timeline. The clerk will present the requested grading quote at a subsequent meeting for council consideration.
