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Residents raise safety concerns about e-bikes and sidewalk maintenance
Summary
During public comment, two residents urged action on e-bikes and asked that sidewalks be kept clear of grass; Mayor Kemp said state legislation may address e-bike rules in 2027 and the city will consider an ordinance if needed in spring.
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Two residents used the public comment period to press the council on safety concerns. D. Strabala expressed worries about e-bikes operating around town and asked the council to put an ordinance in place to address those issues; Mayor Kemp said the topic "seems to be a hot topic" and that state legislation may address e-bike regulation in 2027, with the city considering an ordinance in the spring if state action does not resolve the issue.
J. Cambridge also raised concerns about e-bikes and separately urged residents to keep grass off sidewalks because it can be dangerous for walkers; Deputy Clerk Frembgen Kesner said she would add a reminder to the city newsletter. No formal action was taken at the meeting beyond the newsletter reminder and the council's indication that it is monitoring legislative developments.
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