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Parks & Rec to reassemble and relocate lake hazard buoys to DEEP-permitted GPS spots
Summary
Commissioners learned that staff had not assembled hazard buoys correctly; Parks & Rec staff, led by Shawn Mullen and others, will remove, reassemble and relocate the buoys to DEEP-permitted, GPS-specified locations. Ten buoys are illuminated and one is a regular buoy; private buoys remain outside town control.
The commission was told at the June 11 meeting that the staff who initially placed hazard buoys in the lake did not assemble them correctly.
Parks & Rec liaison Shawn Mullen said Parks & Rec staff and "a couple others" would remove the buoys, reassemble them correctly, and relocate them to their intended, DEEP-permitted GPS locations. Minutes record that ten of the buoys are illuminated while one is a non‑illuminated buoy. Mr. Mullen also noted the commission cannot control privately placed buoys.
The minutes do not record a timeline for completion or a permit number; they state only that the work will be done by Parks & Rec staff and that placement will conform to DEEP-permitted, GPS-specified spots.
