Concerns discussed with Ms Wheeler included:
• Board member Keith McFadyen's suggestion a second picnic table be installed outside the fish and chip shop in Brighton.
• Board member John Moyle said three rubbish bins in Shand Park, in Green Island, was ''excessive'' and more bins were needed in Sunnyvale.
Ms Wheeler said the council was investigating ''rejigging'' rubbish bin placement in the community board area and would confer with animal control staff about the bins at the Green Island dog park.
• Board chairman Scott Weatherall said many of the freedom campers being moved on by council staff from Ocean View Recreation Reserve were relocating to Brighton Domain.
Ms Wheeler said council regulations allowed two freedom campers within a 50m radius at the domain, which could host up to six freedom campers in the car park and driveway, she said.
• Mr Weatherall said he was concerned people were sleeping overnight in cars at Ocean View.
''It sits with me uncomfortably ... when I think freedom camping, I think, not a car,'' he said.
Ms Wheeler said people were allowed to sleep in cars at the reserve.
• Mr McFadyen put a motion for the council to name the playground at Braids Hill to honour long-serving councillor Colin Weatherall.
He suggested the name Colin Weatherall Reserve. Mr Moyle seconded the motion.
