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Residents raise dogs-on-beach, speed-bump and pickleball concerns during public comment
Summary
Multiple residents urged stronger enforcement of no-dog rules at the beach, asked about paving near new drywells, questioned court access given Pokagon grant funding, and complained about speed bumps and pickleball signage; council noted the comments and likely follow-up by staff.
During the public-comment period several residents raised neighborhood quality and safety topics. Roxanne Martino reported an incident involving unleashed dogs on the beach and Pam Schutt requested a larger 'No Dogs' sign; Linda Stein asked whether roads near newly installed drywells will be paved. Dr. Lome repeated earlier questions about whether courts are open to everyone given partial Pokagon Grant funding.
Other commenters asked about speed bumps and maintenance after prior incidents (Karen Summer said she had wiped out on one a couple of years ago), requested that pickleball rules be re-posted (Karen Hardy), and suggested extra buoys in the water near stops 41.5 and 42 (Megan Schmollinger). Councilors took the comments and indicated staff would follow up; no formal action was recorded in the minutes.
