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Resident asks commission for accessibility plan at Pier Marquette and Crozey Park; meeting adjourned
Summary
During public comment a Muskegon resident asked whether the city has a plan to improve accessibility at Pier Marquette and Crozey Park. No staff answer was recorded during comment. The meeting was subsequently adjourned by unanimous voice vote.
During the work session public comment period on June 9, Eleanor Canter, who identified herself as a resident of the Nimbus neighborhood, asked whether the city has a plan to create accessibility improvements at Pier Marquette Park and Crozey Park. Canter said she has repeatedly raised the issue and that answers have not been forthcoming in other forums.
Canter asked for a “straightforward answer” about whether a plan for accessibility at those parks exists. The transcript records her comments but does not record a substantive staff response during the public‑comment segment.
After public comment, Commissioner Cochin moved to adjourn the work session; Vice Mayor Saint Clair seconded. The chair called for the ayes; the motion carried by voice vote and the meeting adjourned.
Why it matters: Accessibility in parks is a public‑access issue that affects residents and visitors who use city beaches and park facilities. The resident’s question was recorded during the formal public‑comment portion of the meeting and no staff response appears in the transcript segment provided.
Formal action recorded
- Motion: Adjourn meeting. Moved by Commissioner Cochin; supported by Vice Mayor Saint Clair. Outcome: Passed by voice vote (ayes).
