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Council approves January survey distribution, keeps public-safety building to a later separate survey
Summary
Council approved a community survey to be mailed with January water bills and completed by early February; members agreed the public-safety building will be the subject of a separate survey later to avoid delaying the January mailing.
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Councilor Mike Botelho reported the Planning Task Force and consultants are building a community survey and that a flyer with a code will direct residents to an online SurveyMonkey. The council approved distributing the first survey with January water bills, with responses due Feb. 7 or Feb. 14, and asked Clerk Anne Heywood to send weekly reminders to encourage participation.
Botelho said Planning and the task force preferred keeping the public-safety-building questions for a separate survey later in order to continue the safety-building exploration without delaying the broader community survey; the council agreed and approved proceeding with the January mailing. Mike Mumper asked that the public-safety building receive its own survey at a later date to preserve timing for project decisions.
The council instructed staff to coordinate with the village website and provide hard copies at the office for residents who prefer them.
