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Selectboard delays beach internet decision; drafts shelter rental agreement after state closes boat launch
Summary
Eden officials delayed deciding on paid beach internet after campers raised questions; they drafted a shelter-rental agreement and approved moving greeter checks to the town beach while the State of Vermont dredges the boat launch, with non-residents required to pay.
The Eden Selectboard on July 8 held off on approving beach internet after campers returned with questions about paying for the service; Tim Bullard answered the campers' questions and the board decided to wait until the campers respond at the next meeting before ordering service.
Members discussed a shelter rental request for an event this coming weekend and noted the event organizers have personal insurance. The board reviewed a draft shelter-rental agreement and asked for changes before finalizing the document. Separately, the board said the State of Vermont has closed the boat launch for dredging; greeters requested permission to move Monday–Friday kayak checks to the town beach to allow launches, and the board approved that change while specifying non-residents must pay to enter the beach during that period.
The board did not set rates or finalize the shelter agreement; it will review campers' feedback on internet payment and the revised rental agreement at a future meeting.
