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Committee questions Lily Point parking‑lot paving; asks county for rationale and to wait for stormwater study
Summary
PRCAC members raised environmental concerns about a Parks Department budget line to pave the Lily Point parking lot, asking whether paving is driven by maintenance costs or Ecology stormwater requirements and requesting the county explain the reasoning before construction.
Committee member Lynelle said she and neighbors count mostly Canadian vehicles in Lily Point parking lot and expressed concern about adding another impermeable surface in Point Roberts. She urged the committee to ask county parks why paving is proposed and whether alternatives (grading, routine maintenance or stormwater filtering) were considered.
Another member asked whether Ecology's stormwater requirements or maintenance costs motivated the proposal. The committee agreed to ask Bennett Knox of Whatcom County Parks and Public Works for the rationale and for information on whether the Lily Point paving should await the county's larger stormwater-management study. Anel (PRCAC liaison) agreed to follow up with county staff and report back.
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