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Residents press trustees over handicapped-parking incident and summer-camp operations
Summary
At the June 10 meeting residents criticized township handling of a handicapped-parking incident at a cleanup event and raised multiple complaints about Delhi Athletic Club summer camp location changes, communication, registration and heat accommodations; Administrator Skylor R. Miller defended staff.
Resident Rich Gajus addressed the Board about a previously reported handicapped-parking incident during a township cleanup event, expressing concerns about interactions with township staff and law enforcement and asking about the status of an internal review. Administrator Skylor R. Miller responded, defending township staff and volunteers involved in the cleanup and saying he stood by his prior comments about the matter. Chair Michael D. Davis acknowledged the concerns and reminded the public that personnel matters cannot be discussed in a public meeting.
During the same public-comment period, Mary Beth Berchie and another parent criticized operations of the Delhi Athletic Club summer camp. They listed several operational problems: relocation of camp activities, inadequate communication about schedule changes, website and registration issues, insufficient heat and weather accommodations, and general inconvenience for working families. The speakers urged clearer communication and operational adjustments to reduce disruption for working parents.
The Board did not take formal action on the complaints during the meeting. Trustees and staff acknowledged the concerns and indicated administrators would handle operational follow-up outside the public session.
