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Union County parks department lists preservation, stabilization work for Oak Ridge Park homestead on agenda
Summary
During the Union County Board of County Commissioners agenda-setting session, the Department of Parks and Recreation described an agenda item to preserve and stabilize the county-owned Homestead at Oak Ridge Park (item No. 3). No vote or funding details were given during the session.
The Department of Parks and Recreation told the Union County Board of County Commissioners that preservation and stabilization work for the county-owned Homestead at Oak Ridge Park is listed as agenda item No. 3.
“Yes. The Homestead At Oak Ridge Park is a historic site that's owned by the county. And this work is to to accomplish preservation and stabilization of that structure,” Director Durbin Drake said during the agenda-setting session. Drake added, “When you pull into Oak Ridge Park into the parking lot, it's the yellow house that you see when you first enter.”
The department noted the item as one of three matters it has on the upcoming meeting agenda. The transcript does not record a vote, funding amount, contract award, or timeline for the preservation work; no further details or public comment on the item were provided during the agenda-setting session.
The item will return for formal consideration on the board's forthcoming regular meeting agenda where commissioners may vote, ask for additional staff reports, or request cost and schedule details.
