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Residents raise housing, Peer Center and community-event concerns at ERTH
Summary
Public commenters told ERTH they're worried about a proposed low-income/senior housing project at Hwy 20 and Sulphur Bank Drive and potential closure of the Peer Center; organizers announced the Catfish Derby (May 15–17) and a Makers Market at Nylander Park on March 7.
During the public comment period, Yolanda Chavez of Orchard Shores asked why the board and members had not been consulted about a proposed Low Income/Senior Housing proposal at Hwy 20 and Sulphur Bank Drive. Kathy Garner expressed concern that the Peer Center in the Big Oak Shopping Center may be closing, asking the board to note the potential loss of services. Karey Karkoska of the Glenhaven Clearlake Oaks Business Association announced the Catfish Derby, May 15–17, and said the association is working on scholarships for Lower Lake High School.
Additional community announcements included a Makers Market at Nylander Park on March 7 and a note that Tom Lajcik has joined PEG TV and will report on upcoming changes to Zoom recordings. ERTH members recorded these public inputs for follow-up; no formal actions on the housing or Peer Center items were taken at the meeting.
