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Belgrade committee hears update on closed upper parking lot; town acceptance set for June 13 warrant
Summary
Members were told the upper parking lot remains closed because the town has not accepted ownership; inspections and contractor-search are underway and the lot will be on the June 13 town-meeting warrant for acceptance and repairs.
Committee members received an update about the upper parking lot adjacent to the center, which remains closed to the public because ownership has not been transferred to the town.
A participant described visible damage and sagging gates and said the installation contractor is no longer in business; the town is seeking a new contractor to make repairs. "It's still closed," a member said, and the group noted that town acceptance is scheduled as an item on the June 13 town meeting warrant rather than an immediate administrative transfer.
Members said public access could begin before the June 13 warrant if repairs and acceptance steps are completed sooner, but they emphasized that the town does not yet own the lot. Jason Stevens had inspected the site recently and will follow up with facilities staff as repairs are scheduled.
Committee members framed the issue as a facilities-maintenance question tied to town processes rather than a program decision by the senior committee; they asked to be notified when repairs are scheduled so walking groups can resume parking there.
