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Council liaison updates board on dance, water supply and youth scholarship presentation
Summary
Council Member Davis told the Historic Preservation Board the council reinstated the 'Daddy Daughter' name (adding a mother-son option), discussed water-reservoir capacity and cleaning, and heard a Rising Star Scholarship presentation from the Youth Commission.
Council Member Davis, the town council liaison to the historic preservation board, summarized key items from the Town Council meeting the previous night including event naming, water-supply capacity and a youth commission presentation. On the community event, he said councilmember Kevin Bracken moved to restore the dance name to 'Daddy Daughter' and to add a mother-son option, noting the event is intended to be inclusive and for the children primarily.
On water issues, Davis said the council reviewed supply figures and reservoir capacity. "Right now we're at 88,000 ish," Davis said, describing current population figures and town projections; he added the town's reservoirs are expected to meet demand under current plans. He also noted a scheduled cleaning of the water system in March or April that may briefly alter water taste and that residents would get notice by mail and online.
Davis also noted the Youth Commission's Rising Star Scholarship presentation and said high-school participants gave a strong presentation about engaging youth boards and future civic interest. He said he would raise the board's Historic Preservation Month materials at council comments in late April or early May to broaden outreach.
