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Residents press council on preservation, parking and noise; mayor proclaims Gun Violence Awareness Day
Summary
Public commenters urged the council to preserve Spring Street buildings, address trail parking and fire pits, and support a veterans honorary sign; the council also read a proclamation recognizing National Gun Violence Awareness Day and local advocates outlined events and policy recommendations.
A range of residents used Morristown’s public-comment period on May 28 to press the council on preservation, parking, neighborhood noise and an honorary street-name placement.
Deborah Ryslaine presented a petition urging the council to preserve the building at 23 Spring Street and to consider facade retention rather than demolition, saying the town risks losing “the fabric” that gives Morristown its character. Several commenters — including Steven Zach Lukiewicz and long-term tenants — asked for clarity on…
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