Committee puts sweeping-hour change on hold after cost and staffing concerns
A resident request to shift street-sweeping enforcement from 8'11 a.m. to 9'12 p.m. prompted debate; public works cited operator schedules and estimated $10,000 sign costs and will return with data and a possible pilot area.
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A resident request to move the borough's street-sweeping enforcement window from 8'11 a.m. to 9'12 a.m. prompted a wide-ranging committee discussion on Aug. 11 about staffing, enforcement and costs. Don Anderson said the current arrangement allows a single operator to cover early Central Business District sweeps and later routes, and changing hours boroughwide would force shift adjustments.
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