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Cadets ask board to replace faded Magnuson House QR signage; staff to follow up with Public Works
Summary
Girl Scout Troop 24514 asked the board to help replace or restore faded QR codes on interpretive signage near the Magnuson House; staff said it will contact Public Works and report back at the next meeting and explore cadet participation.
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Board members agreed to follow up after a Girl Scout cadet raised concerns that a QR code on the Magnuson House signage is faded and unreadable.
A representative for Girl Scout Troop 24514 said the cadets "would like to start a project" to address the illegible QR code and asked the board to add the item to the agenda. Board members discussed where responsibilities lie for sign maintenance and agreed public works maintains the Magnuson House signage.
Staff said they would contact the public works director to assess the signs and report back at the next meeting. One board member offered to coordinate with the cadets so they could participate in the replacement or enhancement project.
The board reached a consensus to ask staff to follow up with Public Works and return with an update; no formal vote was recorded.

