The Sunal Community Advisory Council met on February 19, 2026, to receive updates from law enforcement, fire safety, and downtown revitalization work groups, and to discuss several key items including a proposed fireworks social host ordinance, a feasibility study for a community wastewater system, the Royal Day Laguna Bridge replacement project, and ongoing flooding issues. The council also approved minutes from prior meetings and heard public comments on various topics.
Okay. It looks like it's so let's call the meeting to order. Do you want to do the roll call? Or do you want to read the directions first? Or whatever order you prefer. Oh, please state your name prior to your presentation. Or in-person speakers. Peace ballary speaker card and hand it to the chair. The chair will call your name when it is time for public comment. For online participants, use the raise hand function on the item you would like to speak on. The clerk will call your name when it is your turn to speak. Or dialed in participants, dial star nine to raise your hand on item. The clerk will call your name when it's your turn to speak. With that, let's start roll call. Council member Conan present. Council member Harrison. Present. Councilmember McLean. Council member start. Present. Chair the Grange. That'll be a council. Okay. Okay. Looks like we have a lot of comment cards, and we had a couple stacks that were generated, so we're putting them collating them by topic number. Okay. And I'm sorry if they're not in the same order which you turn them in. Just one public comment. Okay. Jim has a public comment. Okay. Bob Frillman. You're the first one for public comments holding. All right, guys. Thank you. Okay. Good evening. My name's Bob Frillman. I live at uh 10848 Foothill here in Sinnoll. Uh, what I wanted to comment about was that I didn't follow up on this, but back a while back when we had the big flooding up the in the canyon. I caught one of the guys from public works and told him that the culvert, which uh at mile point, I think it's mile post 8.0, which catches water on foothill, runs it under foothill road into a half pipe that runs through my property and out into a meadow. It's done that since Foothill Road was put in. It's it's not going through the culvert that the county put in, it's undermined, it's coming under the culvert. I made a movie of it during the uh the last big storm that I can email to you guys, or I can email it to public works or email it to somebody, but one of these days a fire truck or a cement truck is gonna go through that road. It looks like the under the pipe is is missing about that much earth all the way across foothill. But when they put that, you remember a few years ago they put those concrete catch basins along Foothill. The one next to our house has never worked, never floods in that low spot between us and Gromley all the time. So that's kind of what I wanted to say. Get some direction from you guys. I can get email addresses for you all later if you want to start there.