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Commission votes to cancel July and August meetings; member raises portable‑restroom accessibility concern
Summary
The Commission for Individuals with Special Needs voted unanimously on June 9 to cancel its July and August meetings (motion by Eileen Cleary, second by Vice Chairman Kelly Delgobbo). Member Randy Clair reported a portable restroom was inaccessible because a rock blocked the approach.
At its June 9 meeting, the Commission for Individuals with Special Needs voted unanimously to cancel its July and August meetings. Eileen Cleary moved the cancellation and Vice Chairman Kelly Delgobbo seconded; the motion carried without recorded opposition.
The commission earlier approved the minutes from its May 12 meeting on a motion by Laurie Glasser, seconded by Randy Clair. The minutes record unanimous approval of those minutes.
During the meeting, Randy Clair raised an accessibility issue concerning a portable restroom used at a recent event. "The portable potty was not accessible due to rock in the way where it was placed," Clair said, calling attention to a barrier to access for people with mobility needs.
The meeting concluded at 5:35 p.m. after a motion to adjourn by Kelly Delgobbo, seconded by Laurie Glasser; that motion was also approved unanimously. The minutes do not specify dates for resuming regular meetings after the July and August cancellation.
