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Residents press council on fireworks, park litter and water‑quality testing at Edgewater Park
Summary
Multiple residents used public comment to urge the council to tighten fireworks enforcement, address trash and human waste at Edgewater Park, and restore volunteer water testing programs discontinued in 2022.
During the public‑comment period on July 21, several Lakewood residents urged the city to act on fireworks, litter and water quality at parks and lakes.
Ebrahim Mir Janili, a Lakewood resident, warned that large new housing projects and associated tax incentives can increase long‑term public costs for schools, roads and services and urged caution on developer tax breaks. Other speakers focused on…
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