During a recent government meeting, community member Alina Stolarski raised significant concerns regarding the management and maintenance of Moreno Springs. Stolarski questioned the reported monthly expenditure of $20,000 for fencing, suggesting that the funds could be better utilized by purchasing and installing the fencing outright. She emphasized the necessity of fencing for safety around buildings but argued that the extensive fencing around the lake is unnecessary.

Stolarski also highlighted urgent maintenance issues, particularly with the deteriorating rope barrier around the lake, which has been inadequately repaired for two years. She noted that the condition of the posts is worsening, leading to a shrinking perimeter that requires immediate attention.

Additionally, she expressed frustration over the lack of progress on the buildings at Moreno Springs, which have remained untouched since a project was approved in 2019. Stolarski urged for decisive action, suggesting that the current structures may need to be demolished and replaced, as the community has seen no tangible improvements despite ongoing financial contributions.

Her remarks underscored a growing demand for enhancements at Moreno Springs, reflecting the community's desire for a more inviting and well-maintained environment. Stolarski concluded her address by calling for transparency and action from local officials, emphasizing that residents are eager for visible improvements in their community.