(KLZA)--The Pawnee City Pride Committee presented a report to the City Council July 9th.
There were a dozen homes on the list the committee feels need attention. The needs ranged from need for paint, lawn mowing, general cleanup all the way to suggestions the house be razed.
The committee will make personal contact with the homeowners before the City sends letters to them. Committee members feel they might be able to organize some groups to help with projects such as painting.
Committee members want to public to know they are not out just looking for homes in disrepair, they also plan to begin a “Yard of the Week” program to recognize property owners that put in an effort to have their homes looking nice.
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