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Swasey Parkway Trustees - 06/17/26
Published: Jun 17, 2026
Seacoast Parkway Trustees Address Coastal Resiliency and Future Planning
The Seacoast Parkway Trustees discussed the ongoing issue of coastal resiliency and the need for collective action with neighboring communities to address flooding along the river. The discussion highlighted the importance of determining a long-term strategy, whether to resist or retreat from flooding, and the significant costs associated with either approach. The potential for infrastructure impacts was also noted. The board acknowledged that while there is some time, planning and funding through a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) are necessary, and delaying action will increase future costs. Next steps include forming a subcommittee with Kristen, Steve Cronin, Darius, and the board representative to further define the path forward and bring recommendations back to the trustees. Consideration was given to including this in budget discussions and potentially raising awareness through ballot measures.
Seacoast Parkway Trustees Discuss Fence Line Accuracy, Sidewalk Cracks, and Park Amenities
A discussion occurred regarding the fence along the Seacoast Parkway, prompted by a fence viewer's inquiry about property lines. Trustees debated the necessity and cost of conducting a formal survey to determine the exact location of the fence in relation to Parkway property. Concerns were raised about the expense of surveying and the potential outcomes, such as the fence being slightly off the property line. Alternative methods like examining tax maps were proposed as a first step. The issue of a $3,500 repair estimate for a fence along the river was also mentioned, with plans to obtain another estimate. Separately, a resident reported cracks in the river sidewalk, and it was explained that patching is ineffective due to soil conditions, suggesting that rebuilding would also face similar issues. Additionally, a request was made to install a 'no dog' sign at the parkway gate, and concerns about pruning needed for trees near a resident's bench were noted.
Seacoast Parkway Trustees Approve Meeting Minutes with Correction
During the Seacoast Parkway Trustees meeting, the minutes from a previous meeting (date not specified but implied to be May 20th) were reviewed for approval. A correction was noted on line 38, changing the name 'Steve' to 'Dalton'. There was also a brief discussion about another set of minutes where the chair or vice-chair title was incorrect, but it was confirmed this was not from the May 20th meeting. The trustees entertained a motion to approve the minutes as corrected, which was moved and seconded. After a call for discussion, the minutes were approved by a unanimous vote.
Resident Praises Community Contributions to Parkway Beautification
During the Seacoast Parkway Trustees meeting, a resident, Mark William Damsel, expressed gratitude to various individuals and businesses for their contributions to maintaining the parkway's gardens and facilities. He specifically thanked Stratam Circle Nursery for mulch and donations, Dodge's Away for donated bagged mulches, Lang Plumber for providing stain, RJ's for donating stain, and Amy from Exit Lumber for donating a 2x4. He also highlighted the community effort of a local man, Tom, and his lady friend for tending to a planter that grew pumpkins and later planted petunias and sunflowers, enhancing the parkway's appearance, especially in anticipation of the 250th celebration. Damsel emphasized his desire to maintain the parkway's current beautiful state.
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