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Votes at a glance: historic marker, Cohatch MOU, claims and other routine approvals
Summary
At its Oct. 8 meeting the Zionsville Parks and Recreation Board approved a Lincoln Park historic marker, a memorandum of understanding with Cohatch Zionsville, claims, minutes and other routine items by unanimous or voice vote.
The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Board took several administrative and consent actions on Oct. 8.
- Lincoln Park historic marker: The board approved placement of a historical placard behind the gazebo near the First Street entrance (northeast side) as part of the Lincoln Park Refresh Project; the motion to approve was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
- Cohatch Zionsville memorandum of understanding (MOU): The board approved a nonbinding MOU with Cohatch Zionsville to use shared indoor and outdoor spaces for programs and events. Jared said the MOU provides backup indoor space to avoid weather-related cancellations and envisions collaborative marketing; each party may charge its own fees. The board approved the MOU by voice vote.
- Claims: The board approved routine claims by voice vote.
- Minutes: Board approved September minutes by voice vote earlier in the meeting.
These items were approved with no roll-call dissent recorded in the meeting transcript.
