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Code enforcement outlines repairs, stop sign purchase and HOA follow-up
Summary
Donnie Spradlin told council that High Speed/Open Infra is starting repairs, the city will buy a light-up stop sign for about $1,500 at OV @ Highway 34, and staff will seek Pontalba HOA bylaws and county population data to update signs and records.
Donnie Spradlin presented Item 4 on code enforcement and reported that High Speed/Open Infra is beginning repairs. On neighborhood safety concerns he said a "Light up stop sign or OV @ Highway 34 will be purchased for about $1500.00. ADU Ordinance." The stop sign purchase was presented as a near-term safety measure for Oak Valley.
Spradlin also said Oklahoma is not abandoned but that the City has no repair responsibility there and that a survey may be required to clarify maintenance obligations. He committed to try to obtain the Pontalba HOA bylaws for council review and to contact the county for an up-to-date resident count to update the city-limit and population sign.
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