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Consultants ask public to take survey through July, promise slides and hard-copy surveys
Summary
Project team said a survey is posted on the Easton's Beach Resiliency page through the end of July, will post slides and the recording by Tuesday, and will distribute printed surveys around town and present to the Beach Commission for ongoing input.
Beth and the project team emphasized opportunities for continued public input: a survey is live on the project website and will be available through the end of July, and printed surveys will be distributed around town for those without online access. "That survey will be up through the end of July," Beth said, and staff added slides and the meeting video would be posted to the project site by the following Tuesday.
Organizers encouraged residents to pass the project link to others who might not know about the effort and noted Beach Commission meetings (monthly) as places to continue asking questions and receiving updates. They also explained multiple ways to participate, including emailing staff if the survey does not capture a respondent's idea.
