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Residents press council on parks, cleanup and fire protection during public comment
Summary
During non-agenda public comment, residents raised issues including a lost personal item, gratitude for CDBG support, concerns about a dirt lot near Town Center Community Park, and a request to open a road near a new development; one commenter urged additional fire stations.
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Four members of the public addressed the council during the non-agenda public comment period on Feb. 26, raising a range of local issues.
Brenda Hammond began with a personal note about a lost hat and a childhood story. John Hossick thanked the council for Community Development Block Grant support and for assistance from CSA San Diego County and urged consideration of additional temporary or permanent fire stations. Sharon Bennett expressed concern about a dirt lot adjacent to Town Center Community Park. Elanor Aylesworth Warsh thanked the city for cleanup efforts near Countryside Magnolia and asked whether the road next to a new development could be opened.
The comments were noted by council members; related agenda items later in the meeting included funding for a temporary fire station apparatus bay (Reso 020-2025) and multiple Town Center items that could relate to the road or park issues discussed by residents.
