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Board accepts April minutes; no public neighbor input at June meeting
Summary
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board unanimously approved the April 20 meeting minutes by roll call and heard no neighbor input during the public-comment period; staff noted July typically lacks items for approval.
A board member moved and the advisory board approved the April 20 meeting minutes by roll call. The chair declared the motion carried after affirmative responses from members present.
During the scheduled neighbor-input period the board announced that each person may address the board for up to three minutes; no members of the public spoke. Staff noted July generally lacks project items to bring forward for approvals and recommended either skipping the July meeting or using it for volunteer activity — the board chose the latter, converting the July 20 meeting to a volunteer workday at Grace Place Community Garden.
The meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m.
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