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Parents raise concerns about visitor foot traffic and damaged pedestrian signs near Primary campus
Summary
An emailed parent concern about visitor foot traffic behind the Primary campus and worn pedestrian signs on Lovers Lane was confirmed by lead 'Friend on Duty' Adam Fitzer, who told the committee the signs are in poor shape.
The Safety & Security Committee reviewed an emailed parent concern from Scott Ayres about visitor foot traffic behind the Primary campus and the condition of pedestrian signage on Lovers Lane. The minutes record that Ayres emailed the concerns and that Adam Fitzer, the district’s lead Friend on Duty, confirmed that "the pedestrian signs that are in the middle of Lover’s Lane appear to be in poor condition."
Committee members noted the safety implications for pedestrian circulation at the Primary campus. The minutes do not record a formal motion or funding request for sign replacement; the item was documented as a safety concern for follow-up by district staff.
