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Public comments: emergency housing after fire, Historic Garden Week tour, resident appeals on processes and speeding concerns
Summary
Speakers at Middlesex County's March 4 public comment period urged the board to consider emergency housing policies after a fire, promoted Historic Garden Week tourism, recounted struggles navigating assistance after an emergency, and asked for help with neighborhood speeding.
Public comment at the March 4 Middlesex County Board of Supervisors meeting featured four speakers who raised local issues ranging from disaster housing to tourism and traffic safety.
Lee Roberts of Topping urged the county to develop an emergency housing plan after a local property fire. Roberts said the burned property sits isolated and argued temporary camper placement should be allowed in disaster circumstances, and urged the county to avoid rules that prevent…
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