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Residents urge Luna Pier to hire city administrator, address parking and blight
Summary
During public comment several residents urged the council to consider a City Administrator to manage parking and daily operations, asked for reserved Post Office parking, and raised concerns about golf carts on the lakefront and property blight.
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Multiple residents used the public-comment period to press the council on administrative capacity, parking and blight. Kelly Larrow of Luna Pier advocated for a City Administrator, saying oversight of the city parking system now requires day-to-day maintenance and analysis beyond volunteers' capacity. Dawn Gramza asked the council to reserve alternative parking spaces for Post Office customers. Marilyn Foster reported golf carts driving and parking on the lakefront green belt and described ongoing blight-abatement efforts with other residents.
Council took actions related to those concerns: it formed a Post Office parking subcommittee and discussed codifying Treasurer duties after a councilmember suggested clearer instructions. Jesse Griffin asked to be appointed chair of the Freedom Festival Committee; the council recorded steps for committee membership and volunteer management.
