mariners trail coastal resilience project
Plans to strengthen shoreline, protect habitat and keep Mariners Trail usable.
Watch for a City Council agenda item that spells out the fund’s limits, what it can be used for, and who controls withdrawals.
Typically discussed at Advisory Recreation Board. Check back when the next agenda is published.
On Nov. 12, the Advisory Recreation Board heard staff say fundraising proceeds (Perpetual Care Flowers and the Community Band) may head to City Council to set up an investment fund with the Lakeshore Community Foundation. That’s the one concrete “next step” mentioned, but it’s not clearly tied to the Mariners Trail coastal resilience project in the meeting notes.
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Staff reported 2025 attendance and participation numbers, shared upcoming event dates, and noted revenue trends (rentals and picnic shelters up; cemetery steady).
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Staff reported the first plot sale in the new pet cemetery.
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Staff said fundraising items (Perpetual Care Flowers and the Community Band) would go to City Council to set up an investment fund with the Lakeshore Community Foundation.
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