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Elbridge Commission seeks QR-code sign in Jordan’s Native Garden
Summary
Tracy Resch, co-chair of the Elbridge Commission on the Environment, requested permission to place a 24-by-36-inch sign with a QR code in the Native Garden. Trustee Simko asked for a follow-up meeting with the commission; the commission meets the last Tuesday of each month (next meeting 11/26/24).
At the Oct. 28 meeting Tracy Resch, identified as co-chair of the Elbridge Commission on the Environment, asked the board for permission to install a 24" x 36" sign containing a QR code in the village's Native Garden to provide visitors with information.
Trustee Simko asked for a dedicated follow-up meeting with the commission to discuss placement, content and maintenance; Resch told the board the commission meets the last Tuesday of each month and that the next meeting is scheduled for Nov. 26, 2024. The board did not vote on the request that evening and requested more details in a subsequent meeting.
The request raises questions the board will likely address in follow-up, including sign design, exact placement inside the Native Garden, who will host the linked content, maintenance responsibilities, and whether any permit or installation costs will be covered by the commission or the village.
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