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Residents urge clarification after city employees removed signs from rights-of-way
Summary
Three residents told the council they were concerned city employees had been removing signs from the city's rights-of-way. The operations report later lists staff picking up signs in all ROWs, linking the public comments to day-to-day operations.
At the Jan. 26 meeting, Scott Steppe, Karla Steppe and Michelle Elkins told the council they were concerned about city employees removing signs from the City's rights-of-way. The public-comment item is recorded in the minutes as: "Scott Steppe, Karla Steppe and Michelle Elkins all voiced their concerns about employees removing signs from the City's right of ways."
The operations report presented later in the meeting documents that staff "Picked up signs in all the ROWs and also picked up the N. Broadway christmas candy cane lights that fell off the power poles," linking the public complaints to routine maintenance actions recorded by Operations Supervisor Gus Pardo. The minutes do not record a formal directive or ordinance change in response to the comments.
