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Zorn Park Geese Management — Deterrent Lighting and Ongoing Problem

Status open; recurrence 3; last raised 2026-06-09 by Parks and Recreation Board. - Status: open (solar deterrent lights received; installation and effectiveness not yet confirmed) - First raised: 2026-04-20 (City Council) - Last raised: 2026-06-09 (Parks & Recreation Board) - Recurrence count: 3

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Jun 9, 2026

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Status open; recurrence 3; last raised 2026-06-09 by Parks and Recreation Board. - Status: open (solar deterrent lights received; installation and effectiveness not yet confirmed) - First raised: 2026-04-20 (City Council) - Last raised: 2026-06-09 (Parks & Recreation Board) - Recurrence count: 3

  • Jun 2026 · Zorn Park Geese Management — Deterrent Lighting and Ongoing Problem last raised by Parks and Recreation Board at parks-and-rec/2026-06-09--dzcNCSUJjXw.
  • Jun 2026 · Latest local registry occurrence: Zorn Park Geese Management — Deterrent Lighting and Ongoing Problem

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What this covers

- Status: open (solar deterrent lights received; installation and effectiveness not yet confirmed) - First raised: 2026-04-20 (City Council) - Last raised: 2026-06-09 (Parks & Recreation Board) - Recurrence count: 3

Why it matters

Goose waste at Zorn Park is a persistent health and recreation problem. The park is heavily used for swimming and community events. The city previously tried a sweeper/vacuum that was ineffective, so the new deterrent-light approach should be tracked until its summer effectiveness is known.

What resolution means

- Resolved when deterrent lights are installed and monitored for effectiveness through summer 2026, or when another effective deterrent is implemented.

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