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Residents raise trusteeship, interment pricing and parking enforcement concerns
Summary
During public comment Tom Long said he has paperwork to become a trustee; Jordan Vrazsity asked about interment pricing and was told there is no negotiation; Andrew Workinger raised parking ordinance concerns and was told state statute applies and the mayor could involve the officer.
Several members of the public addressed the board during the public-comment period. Tom Long said he had paperwork to submit to become a trustee. Jordan Vrazsity asked whether interment pricing was negotiable and Mayor Alisha Lizer responded there is no negotiation on interment pricing.
Resident Andrew Workinger raised multiple concerns about parking ordinances and enforcement. The board and mayor indicated existing provisions under state statute are used for parking ordinances and suggested the mayor could contact the officer to follow up with individual enforcement matters. No formal changes to cemetery pricing or parking policy were made at the meeting.
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