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HCEDC rescinds Oct. 15 minutes and names three-member playground committee for Nance and Community Park

Haslet Community and Economic Development Corporation (HCEDC) · December 18, 2025
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Summary

The Haslet HCEDC moved to rescind approval of the Oct. 15, 2025 minutes to allow insertion of corrections, then approved a three-member committee (Laura, Kitty and Leah) to coordinate playground equipment at Community Park and Nance Field. The board noted related City Council actions on funding and separated the playground committee from a distinct parking-lot item.

The Haslet Community and Economic Development Corporation voted to rescind its previous approval of the Oct. 15, 2025 meeting minutes in order to adopt corrected text and then to approve corrected minutes and a consent agenda that includes the Nov. 19, 2025 minutes.

A board member moved to rescind the original approval and to approve the corrected Oct. 15 minutes along with the Nov. 19 minutes as part of the consent agenda; another member seconded the motion and the chair called for a vote. (The motion was acted on by the board as part of its consent process at the meeting.)

On playground equipment, the board discussed Resolution (as referenced in the packet) regarding replacement of playground equipment at Nance Field and Community Park. The chair and staff clarified that City Council approved funding for playground equipment but that a separate City Council agenda item remains for the parking-lot surfacing at Nance Field. HCEDC's role is to nominate three HCEDC members to a parks playground committee to coordinate the project.

Leah, Laura and Kitty were nominated to serve on the park playground committee after speaker 5 moved and speaker 7 seconded the nominations. Chair called for a vote and the motion passed unanimously.

Board members also confirmed the committee is limited to three HCEDC members to avoid quorum issues and that council-level approval of funding is handled separately by the City Council.