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Murray Senior Center speaker asks council to consider doors, glass wall to calm busy hallway
Summary
Hal Luke of the Murray Senior Center reported recent events and asked the council to consider installing doors or a partial glass wall in a busy hallway to reduce noise and improve safety and circulation.
Hal Luke presented a monthly report from the Murray Senior Center on May 13, recounting recent activities (a St. Patrick’s Day meal with Irish dance entertainment, a Spring Fling, a bridge tournament with participants ranging from their 60s to over 100) and thanking the council for support.
Luke raised a facility concern: a lobby hallway that connects to exercise rooms and craft areas can become crowded when multiple classes transition at once. He asked the city to study installing a door at each end of the corridor and possibly a glass or half‑glass wall to better separate circulation from activity areas and reduce interruptions to classes.
Council members thanked Luke and his family for participating and said staff would follow up; there was no formal action or vote recorded.
