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Committee plans Snack Shack demo; discusses storage and disposal
Summary
The committee approved plans to demo the Snack Shack, remove murals, empty a shipping container and store or relocate the park computer (garage suggested); members emphasized safety precautions because of mold and pests and agreed to bring in a construction dumpster.
The committee resolved to proceed with demolition work on the Snack Shack, including removing murals and clearing the structure's contents. Members said they will empty the shipping container used for storage and discussed possible storage of the park computer; moving the internet connection into the garage was suggested to avoid a permanent onsite computer.
Members emphasized safety during demolition, saying the shack is moldy and infested with pests and that volunteers should wear masks. The group agreed a construction dumpster should be scheduled to dispose of debris and that Robert George or others with heavy equipment might be able to pull or disassemble the structure for removal.
Committee members discussed logistics for the shipping container and post-demo safety: cordon the area, ensure children are not in the work zone, and make the site safe for park users before reopening.
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