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Daee advisory board agrees to carry over Dye Flats written management plan to July meeting
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Summary
The board discussed the Dye Flats written management plan (originally 1996) and agreed to postpone substantive review until key members and borough staff can participate; members debated whether to approve a draft now and amend later but ultimately decided to carry the item forward.
The Daee Community Advisory Board on June 11 decided to carry forward consideration of the Dye Flats written management plan to its July meeting after several members and staff were absent.
Chair Jonathan Flood said the plan’s review has been delayed while borough staff work on related code changes; Flood suggested tabling the item until Assembly liaison Jonathan (other Jonathan) and board member Courtney can participate. “Maybe we should just keep stringing it out and keep pushing the assembly,” one member said, and the group agreed to place the plan back on the July agenda so they can discuss it with the liaison and borough staff present.
Board members briefly weighed an alternative: approving a management‑plan draft now with the understanding that some language might later be revised to reflect future code changes. Several members cautioned that approving an initial draft without the code changes could mean revising the document later. The board took no formal vote on the plan itself; the item was left on the agenda for further review in July with the expectation that relevant staff and liaison members will attend.