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Park board approves bandshell rental to Bloodline Church; Friends of Robinson Lake urge culvert and shoreline repairs
Summary
The Hobart City Redevelopment Authority approved a bandshell rental request for an Army of the Lord training event (3'7 p.m.) presented by Morayoma Valentin Feo on behalf of Bloodline Church; Sany O'Brien of Friends of Robinson Lake asked the board to repair a culvert and restore shoreline and wetland features, but no formal action on those repairs was recorded.
At its March 9, 2026 meeting, the Hobart City Redevelopment Authority approved a bandshell rental request from Bloodline Church and heard a public comment urging repairs at Robinson Lake.
Morayoma Valentin Feo requested permission to rent the bandshell to host members of the Army of the Lord from Lake Station for a training and celebration on the bandshell from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.; she said the group supplied required paperwork and insurance and would not sell items at the event. Commissioner Ms. Grabczak moved to approve the rental and Commissioner Mr. Recio seconded; the motion passed (all aye, motion carried).
Sany O'Brien, speaking for Friends of Robinson Lake, urged the city and parks staff to repair a culvert on the lake's northwest side to prevent water overflow and shoreline erosion, to improve wetland vegetation and consider adding sand to the beach that eroded after heavy rain. She also urged maintaining Fred Rose Park as a nature preserve. No motion or formal action on the Robinson Lake requests was recorded in the meeting transcript.
The board completed the agenda and adjourned after these items.
