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Troutdale council adopts consent resolution naming new riverbank park Sharon Nesbitt Heritage Park
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda including a resolution naming a new park along the Sandy River as Sharon Nesbitt Heritage Park; the consent agenda was adopted unanimously by roll call.
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At its April 8 meeting the Troutdale city council adopted its consent agenda, which included a resolution naming a park under development along the west bank of the Sandy River as Sharon Nesbitt Heritage Park.
The consent motion was moved and seconded and adopted by unanimous roll call. The council did not take separate public testimony on the naming during the meeting; the naming was on the consent agenda packet provided to councilors prior to the vote.
The resolution and consent vote do not by themselves authorize construction or park improvements beyond what is already included in staff project plans; they establish the official name for the park in city records.

