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Resident James Brown had planned to propose a sensory park but did not attend the meeting
Summary
Minutes record that resident James Brown, who has a son with autism, is interested in creating a sensory park in Sharon; Brown was scheduled to speak at the April 23 meeting but was not in attendance, and no proposal was introduced.
The Sharon Commission on Disabilities recorded that James Brown, a Sharon resident with a son on the autism spectrum, is interested in creating a sensory park for children and adults with autism in Sharon. Brown was listed as slated to speak at the April 23 meeting but did not attend, and the minutes record no formal proposal or motion in his absence.
Because the proponent did not appear, the Commission did not take further action on the item during this meeting; the minutes simply note Brown’s interest. The Commission may place the matter on a future agenda if Brown or another proponent provides a formal proposal or additional information.
