The lone public speaker, Ed Riley of 110 Truesdale Drive, echoed the board's reservations. He spoke in opposition to the law, calling it unnecessary and "potentially political," and praised the current effectiveness of both boards.

Ed Riely of 110 Truesdale Drive was the sole resident to speak on the registry, acknowledging the understandable desire to prevent overcrowding but warning it "could be seen as another way to garnish more fees from the community." When asked what hap…