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New resident praises Movies in the Park and urges indoor backup plan after Cornhole cancellation
Summary
At the Sept. 25 council meeting, resident Zach Hebebrand thanked the Village for Movies in the Park, said events help him meet neighbors, and urged an indoor backup for outdoor events; another resident, Philip McCombs, offered to volunteer and identified himself as an officer of the Summit County Libertarians.
At the start of public comment, resident Zach Hebebrand of 9186 Milford told the council he enjoyed the most recent Movie in the Park and thanked the administration and council for putting on community events. Hebebrand said the activities helped him meet neighbors and expressed disappointment that the Cornhole Tournament and Party had to be canceled, urging the administration to develop an indoor backup plan for future events.
Resident Philip McCombs of 238 Sagamore Road said he would like to volunteer and help build a better community and identified himself as an officer of the Summit County Libertarians.
No council action was taken in response to these comments during the meeting; they were recorded during the remonstrances/public comment portion of the agenda.
