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Board discusses securing site control for proposed community pier
Summary
Trustees said the village must secure site control—purchase, lease, gift or easement—from property owners before applying for grants to build a community pier; the committee will reconvene after hearing back from owners.
Board members discussed the next steps for a proposed community pier and emphasized that grant applications generally require evidence of site control. The options noted included purchase, lease, gift or an easement from property owners, and trustees said the pier committee will meet again after property owners respond.
Trustees did not vote on a specific acquisition method at the Aug. 15 meeting; they asked staff and the committee to continue negotiations with property owners so the village can demonstrate site control before pursuing grant funding.
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