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City of Columbia activity report for May, 2019 Previous month's activity report provided at City Council meeting June 3, 2019 By Pamela Hoots, Mayor, City of Columbia Work continues on pressure washing of the square. Drainage issues: Smith Street, Scott Street, Green Hills, Mack Street, Lee Street, Adair Avenue. Mowing of right of ways. Fix curb on Willis Street (water issue). Pot holes: Jessie Street, parking lot. Mowed welcome signs. Over 50 letters have been written in reference to nuisiance ordinance. (50-75% of property is owned by someone out of town). The city street department participated in the waste tire activity; and, took around 20 tires. Landscaping timbers have been placed at the city park. The block, light switch, and door jam were repaired at the Trabue Russell House. Flag poles are up at city hall and the Trabue Russell House. Old timbers pulled up at city park; and, mowing completed. Light replaced. Landscaping at city hall being cleaned out. Fountain cleaned on the square. The water/sewer company has the following repairs: Campbellsville Road, Hurt Street, Clinton Street, Tutt Street, Page Street, Fortune Street, Merchant Street, Campbellsville Street (off of square), West Page, and Jamestown Street. We have pressure washed the walls in front of all Shrader building and in front of State Farm. Lots of vacant lots mowed (and, several reported). Sand delivered to city park for playground equipment. Working on area around the building; some new flowers by flagpole and some shrubbery out front. Some stripping done last weekend on public square. We have talked with the state transportation department and they are looking at two intersections through the Highway Safety Improvement Program. (one of these is the Burkesville Street concern). We are having a Food Truck Day on July 12. Proceeds going to playground equipment. The public works department has straightened close to 100 street signs in the last three months. Doing some patching on streets in the alleys off of square and water works street. Tour 120 held at Trabue Russell House. Thanks to Vonnie for all her hard work. This story was posted on 2019-06-05 10:02:07
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