Press Argus-Courier
The owner of Crawford County Storage spoke to the Alma City Council on April 15 with questions regarding violation of ordinances that were presented during the construction of his storage facility.
In November of 2020, Alma residents living in the Country Meadows Estates neighborhood presented issues regarding nearby construction to the city council. Crawford County Storage was the center of this controversy as residents were upset with cement trucks utilizing an emergency entrance on a dead-end road.
Crawford County Storage owner Jim White was not in violation of any ordinances, but due to the complaints, the city still had to investigate.
Press Argus-Courier
Residents of the Country Meadows neighborhood in Alma approached the city council on Dec. 17 to discuss the ongoing issues they have with nearby construction in their neighborhood. Ramona Nelson spoke to the council personally with the disputes.
Since October, residents of Country Meadows in Alma have had issues with construction at Crawford County Storage. The storage facility sits right next to the neighborhood, and has an emergency exit at the back of the property that construction workers have been utilizing.
The emergency exit sits at a dead end street and construction workers have been using it to gain access to the back of the property easier.