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Calusa Waterkeeper to present Manuels Branch source-tracing study; board sets December topics
Summary
The Calusa Waterkeeper requested time to present a source-tracing study on Manuels Branch; the advisory board added the presentation to the next agenda and set December topics including pervious paving and uniform bus-shelter design.
Mary Kay Robbins Kralup of Calusa Waterkeeper asked to bring a source-tracing study on Manuels Branch to the advisory board before it goes to city council. The board agreed to add both a written report and a public presentation to a future agenda and asked staff to place the item on the December meeting as the first regular item.
At the same meeting the board confirmed three December topics for follow-up: pervious paving and alternatives to asphalt (code Article 134), the uniform bus-shelter design with an emphasis on bird-friendly options, and the Calusa Waterkeeper presentation and report. Board members asked staff to coordinate with CRA and county partners where projects cross jurisdictions.
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