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Residents raise concerns about hall flooring, beach debris and garden seed loss
Summary
During public comment, residents asked whether old tile would be removed during hall floor work, reported protruding items at Stop 40 beach to be checked in spring, and said animals were eating newly planted seeds at the Butterfly Garden.
Several residents used the public-comment portion of the Dec. 13 meeting to raise localized concerns. Linda Stein asked whether old tile would be removed when the Hall's new floor is installed; council members replied the new floor will be laid over the existing floor.
Kathleen Hogan Morrison expressed concern about items sticking out of the sand at Stop 40; the council said staff are monitoring the area and will inspect it again in the spring. Pam Schutt reported animals eating seeds that were planted at the Butterfly Garden; council members acknowledged the issue and noted they would coordinate with public works and the Tree Board.
These comments were recorded during the public-comment period and did not prompt formal action at the meeting.
