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Developer previews Royal Coach Site groundbreaking; resident urges retention of Mercy Ambulance
Summary
During public comment at the June 10 Barry County meeting, Greg Taylor of Copper Rock Construction updated the board on the Royal Coach Site project and invited commissioners to a July 1 groundbreaking; Dar Leaf of Baltimore Township urged the board to retain Mercy Ambulance.
During the public comment period of the Barry County Board of Commissioners' June 10 meeting, Greg Taylor of Copper Rock Construction and Development updated the board on progress at the Royal Coach Site and invited commissioners to a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, July 1.
Taylor told the board the project is progressing and extended a public invitation for the July 1 event. The remarks were delivered during the allotted public-comment time and did not constitute board action.
Also during public comment, Dar Leaf of Baltimore Township urged the board to retain Mercy Ambulance, saying local ambulance service is important to residents. The minutes record the comment but do not indicate any immediate board response or vote on ambulance services.
Why it matters: public comments are how residents and developers bring concerns and milestones before the board; the developer's invitation provides a near-term event for county leaders to observe project progress, and the resident's plea highlights continuing local concerns about emergency-service coverage.
The meeting adjourned at 9:40 a.m.
