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Committee highlights signage, lighting and small repairs for 2026 action list

Parks, Open Space and Lanes Committee · January 28, 2026
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Summary

Members flagged deteriorated or missing signs, handrail repairs and lighting problems uncovered by the lanes survey and recommended adding signage and small repairs as 2026 priorities that public works can address through routine budgets or specific action items.

Committee members agreed the survey identified practical maintenance needs—deteriorated or missing signs, handrail repairs and lighting issues—that should be reflected as concrete action items for 2026.

"The only things that were completed last year were those three projects," Tony said while summarizing completed lane work, and members suggested signage be added as a specific heading and an action item for the coming year. The chair noted signage is generally a low-cost item that could be prioritized alongside handrail and other routine maintenance.

Members requested a short ranked list of top-deteriorated signs for inclusion in the letter and said staff could coordinate with public works on paint, installation and repairs; the recommendation was to include signage and lighting among the committee's 2026 action items.