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Residents urge raised beds, warn against caution tape; camera reported approved for play area

Lansdowne Borough Parks and Recreation Board · May 18, 2026

Summary

During public comment Marcus diSciullo and Mike Jozwiak recommended raised beds for a community garden, cautioned against caution tape because it attracts children, and noted that a camera covering the play area was approved.

During the public-comment period, Marcus diSciullo, who identified himself as a resident at Wildman Arms and with gardening experience there, described his work "freeing" trees and discussed leases and maintenance models used by nearby community plots.

Mike Jozwiak urged caution around temporary measures in parks, saying, "Not a fan of caution tape. It attracts kids," and suggested temporary fencing instead; he also recommended raised beds or a rain garden to mitigate erosion at a proposed Belmont Park garden site. Jozwiak reported that a camera covering the play area in the back parking lot was approved. Board members noted these on-the-ground perspectives and will factor them into follow-up inspections and planning.

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