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Courthouse fencing design gets mixed reactions; staff asks for material details and return if administrative approval not suitable
Summary
Williamson County's proposed security perimeter for the courthouse parking area (brick piers, wood privacy panels, metal gates) drew support for security but commissioners urged more monumental materials (brick/stone caps, limestone) because of the civic setting and asked for additional details before agreeing to administrative approval.
James Denny Jr. presented a security fencing concept for the rear parking area at the Williamson County Courthouse on 4th Avenue South: brick base and posts with western red cedar privacy panels and metal vehicular/pedestrian gates. Denny emphasized placement more than 20 feet behind the front façade and that the pedestrian and vehicular gates are secure openings; he clarified that the pedestrian graphic shown is intended as a…
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