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Resident urges more handicap signs on Central Avenue and questions parking permit costs
Summary
A Seaside Heights resident, identified only as Karen of 202 Franklin Ave, asked the council on July 1 to address missing handicap signage on Central Avenue and said parking permits are too expensive; the transcript records the comment but no formal response or commitment to change.
During the public-comment portion of the July 1 meeting, a resident who identified herself as "Karen, from 202 Franklin Ave" told the council she was concerned about a lack of handicap signs on Central Avenue and said the cost of parking permits was too high.
The transcript records the item as public comment; it does not record a detailed response from the mayor or council confirming any follow-up steps, timelines or staff assignments. Later in the meeting Mayor Vaz praised the carousel museum opening, announced the next council meeting times and noted Borough Clerk Diane Stableys retirement, but the record does not show a direct reply to Karen's specific requests in the provided transcript.
The meeting record does not list any formal motion or action taken in response to the comment that evening.
