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Residents raise beach dogs, speed bumps, drywell paving and pickleball signage at council meeting
Summary
During public comment, residents asked for bigger 'No Dogs' signs, repairs or repainting of speed bumps, clarification on court access tied to a Pokagon grant, questions about paving where drywells were installed, and extra buoys in swimming areas.
A series of residents used the public‑comment period to raise local quality‑of‑life and safety concerns. Roxanne Martino reported dogs off leash at the beach and Pam Schutt asked for a larger "No Dogs on beach" sign; Linda Stein asked whether roads would be paved where new drywells were installed; and Megan Schmollinger asked for extra buoys near stops 41.5 and 42 to mark swimming areas.
Other commenters pressed the council on court access and safety: Dr. Lome asked whether the courts remain open to everyone because part of the cost came from a Pokagon grant; Holly Duran and Karen Summer requested removal or repainting of speed bumps because of visibility and a prior fall; Karen Hardy asked whether pickleball rules would be reposted. Council heard the concerns during public comment; no formal votes addressing these items were recorded at the meeting.
