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Residents flag PG&E projects, Brown Act training and local needs at Middletown meeting
Summary
At the April 9 MATH meeting, several residents raised PG&E grounding projects and public meetings, requested Brown Act training, noted Zoom issues and public-works repairs, and promoted a sculpture fundraiser and property-sale assistance.
During the public comment period on April 9, several residents raised local infrastructure and governance concerns.
Helen Owen said PG&E grounding projects will begin April 27 on Western Mine Road and announced a PG&E public meeting April 24 at the South County Fire House; she also said PG&E repaired Main Street lights and mentioned a future project near the casino area. Multiple commenters and members asked for Brown Act training so the public can better understand meeting rules; Tom Lajcik and others reiterated adding a Supervisor Report to future agendas. Thomas DeWalt reported Zoom connectivity problems affecting participation.
Local residents highlighted community initiatives and needs: Lisa Kaplan said a sculpture fundraiser has a $5,000 matching challenge toward a $10,000 goal, and Margaux Kambara asked for help finding a buyer for the MAC building. Linnea Mullins thanked volunteers and noted PEG TV has Brown Act training videos available.
Speakers asked staff to consider adding Supervisor Report to future agendas and to follow up on PG&E public meetings so residents are informed of local work.
