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Residents raise flood‑zone concerns about proposed Durand dog park site
Summary
During public comment at the Nov. 19 Durand City Council special meeting, two residents urged the council to reconsider a proposed dog park site because they said the property lies in a flood zone and could be unsuitable.
Two residents used the public-comment portion of the Durand City Council’s Nov. 19 special meeting to raise flood‑risk concerns about a proposed dog park site.
Todd Prissel told the council he was concerned the site under consideration is in a flood zone and urged the council to weigh flood risk in any site selection. Gary Brenner echoed those concerns, citing flood issues at the same property. The minutes record the remarks under public comment but do not show a council response or an agenda motion tied to the dog park issue.
The matter was raised as public comment; the minutes do not indicate whether council directed staff to take follow-up steps. If the council wishes to consider alternate sites or a formal review of flood risk, the minutes do not document that direction.
