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Public works, code enforcement report potholes, two water‑main breaks and dozens of inspections
Summary
Public Works said crews will patch potholes, repair catch basins and have responded to two water main breaks; Code Enforcement reported 35 re‑occupancy inspections, 25 stop‑work tickets and 40 warnings during the officer's first two weeks on the job.
Assistant Superintendent Roy Stone reported that Public Works is handling routine operations—mowing, locates and work orders—and will be patching potholes, trimming and repairing catch basins. Since the last meeting the department responded to two water main breaks and is completing plow truck repairs; the water tower project is expected to finish before the next board meeting.
"The 3200 block of Florence, from 32nd Street to 33rd Street, and Kings Road will be from 35th Street across Richton Road past Pagoria's to the Village Limit Line," Stone said when trustees requested location details for planned resurfacing.
Code Enforcement Officer Paul Myers reported enforcement activity in October, saying, "My report for October, for the two weeks I have been here, I have done 35 Re-Occupancy Inspections, 25 Stop Work tickets and 40 warning tickets for grass and weeds, etc." The minutes record these counts but do not list addresses or outcomes of individual inspections.
