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Loma Linda trustees recommend Redings Mill hydrant installations; remind residents of leash rule
Summary
The Board of Trustees unanimously recommended installation of proposed fire hydrants after clarification with the Redings Mill Fire District and noted an Eagle Creek reminder reinforcing the town's leash ordinance amid an uptick in loose dogs on the golf course.
The Town of Loma Linda Board of Trustees on Oct. 9 unanimously recommended that fire hydrants be installed as proposed by the Redings Mill Fire District.
Trustee Bruce Anderson called Chief Coats of the Redings Mill Fire District to clarify the board's questions before the vote. Aaron Hamilton moved to recommend the hydrant installations as proposed; Trustee Tyler Ehrhart seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
The board also noted that Eagle Creek included a reminder in its October members letter about the town’s dog ordinance after an increase in loose dogs on the golf course. The minutes reiterate the ordinance: all dogs in Loma Linda must be on a physical leash at all times, regardless of electronic collars.
The recommendation is advisory to the fire district and records no funding or construction schedule in the minutes. The board did not record objections or amendments to the proposal during the meeting.
