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Redington Shores outlines sewer and stormwater projects and weighs a volunteer advisory committee
Summary
Town staff said planned sewer and stormwater repairs will require multiple contracts; commissioners discussed creating a volunteer advisory committee and directed the town attorney and administrator to draft a committee outline and job description for review.
Interim Town Administrator Margaret Carey told commissioners on June 11 that upcoming sewer and stormwater projects will require multiple contracts and a thorough review of repairs before work proceeds.
Commissioner Larry Maynard proposed recruiting a volunteer advisor to assist with the sewer projects. Commissioners discussed the idea of a formal advisory committee; Carey said she will work with Town Attorney Rob Eschenfelder to develop a committee outline and job description. The board did not take a formal vote to create the committee at the meeting.
During public comment, Jennie Blackburn cautioned against relying on citizen volunteers for sewer work and said a methodical plan was needed; she emphasized that Redington Shores operates under a commission form of government. The board directed staff to return with a proposed committee outline and clarified process details at a future workshop.
