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Residents raise safety concerns about baseballs entering yards; maintenance update given
Summary
At the June 1 Denton board meeting, a resident asked the village to investigate baseballs entering her property from a nearby ball field; the board said staff would follow up. Maintenance reported lagoon spraying and routine upkeep.
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During the public-comment portion of the June 1 meeting, Mary Sue Wagoner asked the Board of Trustees to investigate recurring baseballs entering her property from a nearby ball field and requested that the village pursue possible solutions. Chair pro tem Amanda Fangmeier said she would reach out to Melissa Dittmer to follow up on the concern. The minutes do not specify what remedies were requested or proposed.
Lona Anderson thanked the board for removing a tree at W. Denton Avenue and Cass Avenue and asked the board to consider increasing the minimum (the minutes do not specify what minimum she referenced). The minutes record that presenters were limited to three minutes each during public comment.
In maintenance reports, Jake Baker stated he sprayed the lagoons and that routine maintenance is continuing. The minutes do not record any formal action or directive arising from public comment during the meeting.
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