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Carrollton proposes Parks ordinance changes, adds adaptive sports accessibility program (ASAP)
Summary
City staff presented proposed revisions to Chapter 133 (Parks and Recreation) on May 20, 2025, including creating an Adaptive Sports Accessibility Program to waive fees for qualifying nonprofits and moving historic‑designation procedures into Parks & Recreation.
City staff presented proposed revisions to Chapter 133 of the Carrollton Code of Ordinances during the May 20 council meeting, showing a package of updates that reorganize definitions and processes and add a new adaptive sports program called ASAP (Adaptive Sports Accessibility Program).
A staff member leading the review said the alcohol rules were not substantively changed but recommended relocating unlawful alcohol use provisions to Chapter 130 so other chapters could simply refer to a single authority. The historic‑designation procedure was proposed to be moved out of the comprehensive zoning ordinance and into the parks code; staff said the Museum and…
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