Livable Streets Committee — October 29, 2026

The Fairhaven Livable Streets Committee convened on October 29, 2026, with Committee Chair John Camara and member John Lalanne present in person, alongside Roger Schott and Bob Espindola joining remotely. Shortly after the meeting was called to order, Bob Espindola clarified that he had resigned his seat on the committee to avoid serving on more than two town committees concurrently, meaning he was participating solely as an interested resident rather than a voting member.

Without Espindola's membership, the committee realized it lacked a quorum to conduct official business. While waiting briefly to see if another member would arrive, Roger Schott provided informal remarks praising the condition of the bike path and expressing support for the blue light safety project. Chair John Camara briefly read through the intended agenda items that would be deferred to November, which included bike path safety outreach and communication, blue lights on the bike path, updates from other boards, a donation sign from Rubber Duck Car Wash, and a leadership chair transition.

Camara announced that he intended to step down as committee chair, but noted that a leadership vote could not proceed without a quorum, meaning he would continue serving as chair through the next scheduled meeting. With no additional members arriving by 6:40 p.m., Chair Camara officially closed the meeting after approximately six minutes and postponed all agenda items to the next meeting tentatively scheduled for November 18.

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