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Public commenter reports hydrilla at Tomahua boat launch; members ask whether fee changes affect bookings
Summary
A public commenter reported roughly 100 square feet of hydrilla at the Tomahua boat launch and raised concerns about spread; board members also asked whether a price change would apply to already-booked events or only future reservations.
A public commenter told the board there is "about a 100 square feet of hydrilla by the boat launch at Tomahua," and suggested the plant may have been transported by another boater (mentioned 'Swan' backing a trailer). The report was offered as a public-notice style comment and raised concerns about aquatic invasive species and the need to monitor boat launches.
Shortly after, a committee member asked whether a recent or proposed price change would apply to parties or events that were already booked or only to future reservations. The transcript records the question but does not record a staff response or a decision about retroactivity or billing for events already on the books.
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