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Gardeners press board on Eastwood barn and property-encroachment concerns
Summary
Eastwood Preserve gardeners raised questions about the status of a donated barn project and reported a nearby property owner encroaching on park land; the board said the law director would follow up on the reported encroachment.
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Gardeners at Eastwood Preserve pressed the Parks and Recreation Board on the status of the barn project and on an apparent encroachment by a neighboring property owner during the June 1 meeting.
Board member Ellen Daniels said gardeners who donated toward the barn want an update on its status and reported that "a Southern Road property owner is still moving on park property; gold balls are being found." The board acknowledged the concern and the Mayor said Scott Keserich would be asked to speak with the property owner and that the law director had been informed.
Daniels also described operational issues in the Eastwood gardens: a recent volunteer placed multiple barrels in garden plots (15 barrels were brought in), which has created mowing and maintenance challenges where there is no gravel or landscaping cloth under them; the board agreed this should be evaluated for next season. A scheduled Eastwood speaker was canceled due to low interest and may be rescheduled on a weekend.
The board did not adopt a formal remedy during the meeting but logged follow-up tasks for legal outreach and a maintenance evaluation to clarify acceptable garden practices and the barn project's timeline.
