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Residents urge Clark County to try park 'pods', raise algae and toxic‑water concerns during public comment
Summary
Two residents spoke during public comment: Carmen De Leon proposed solar 'park pods' for people experiencing homelessness and nonchemical weed control methods, and Kimberly Goheen pressed the county for transparency on a $1,000,000 study and raised concerns about inmate water quality and toxic chemicals.
At the start of the meeting, two residents used the public‑comment period to raise housing and environmental concerns. Carmen De Leon (who said she also goes by "Mellow") spoke in favor of experimenting with small solar‑powered "park pods" as temporary overnight shelter options for people experiencing homelessness…
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